The following advertising claim appears in a sponsored ad listing for Peachtree Settlement Funding that came up on a Google search for structured settlements:
"Peachtree Pays More Cash for Your Payments Faster. Free Quote!"
Is this true or is it false advertising? Does Peachtree actually pay more cash? Does a 41.73% effective cost to the seller, as set forth in the Court papers to the recent (March 2007) Patricia Chambers case, mean that Peachtree pays MORE cash? If it were true then what would that say about the rest of the the factoring industry.
What is the rest of the factoring industry doing to improve its reputation in light of the stench from the rotting fruit?
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