by Structured Settlement Watchdog
Selling your structured settlement is not " Big Papi" over The Green Monster at Fenway Park
The StructuredSettlement.us.com Boston structured settlement scam
"Boston is one of the oldest cities in the country. Many also have a lot to gain by selling all or part of their structured settlement. However, some locals don’t know that they are sitting on a potential windfall of money"
Selling your structured settlement for a "windfall" of pennies is more "BIll Buckner letting Mookie Wilson's grounder through his legs of the 1986 World Series" than a "Big Papi" of cash.
- Selling your structured settlement is letting your money slip through your legs at a high rate of speed. You're definitely not hitting one over the Green Monster.
- The statement 'You have a lot to gain by selling your structured settlement' is a deceptive claim made by structuredsettlement.us.com.
- If you choose to sell, are not truly gaining anything, as you are inevitably incurring a loss with every sale, even if you select the company offering the highest immediate cash payout. Receiving mere on the cannot be considered apotential windfall of money." It is more akin to rainfall not a windfall.
Massachusetts financial regulators take note.
What information we have gathered regarding StructuredSettlements.Us.Com
- Apparently, the folks behind structuredsettlement.us.com are debt collectors based in 4300 E Sunset Rd Ste D1 Henderson, NV, 89014-2269 that besmirch with term " structured settlement" with a not so great reputation having an average 1 star reviews from the Better Business Bureau.
- According to a public filing with the West Virginia Secretary of State Structured Settelment is the DBA of Nationwide capital Services, LLC, with the same Henderson NV address listing Michael Koren as its Member. Download WV SOS – Business and Licensing – Corporations – Online Data Services
- Sue the Debt Collector asks " Is Structured Settlement a Scam?" with the answer "Yes", referring to the Henderson Nevada debt collection firm that apparently dabbles in structured settlements.
- Sue The Collector was started by Consumer protection expert, Jarred D. Johnson. As a consumer, Jarred experienced first hand what happens when debt collectors want to break the law in order to collect a debt.
- Out of a need for a national resource, Jarred created “Sue The Collector” to give consumers throughout the United States a resource to combat illegal debt collections and, if needed, give consumers a legal option by connecting consumers with highly skilled, successful and prominent Consumer Protection Lawyers. The contact information for the website lists Sue The Collector PLC, Attorney McDonald Worley 7014 E. Camelback Road Suite 1452 Scottsdale, AZ 85251