by Structured Settlement Watchdog®
Why would a legitimate company seeking to purchase structured settlement payment rights from desperate souls who need cash, register its domain anonymously in an offshore jurisdiction. When it comes to your money why work with an private alien when you can work “with your own Private Idaho”? A structured settlement factoring transaction requires court approval to conclude, so what is the point?
The Freedom1stFunding.com website offers no company address, no contact phone number,no privacy policy. There is just a place to enter your personal information. Throwing your valuable personal information down a blind alley is a recipe for disaster for consumers, because you may have to spend thousands of dollars chasing ghosts if your personal information is compromised.
The “bottom feeders” behind Freedom1st Funding.com attempt to secure your trust in what I feel is a dishonest manner, by creating seemingly legitimate calls to action such as :
Find details about (term that you’re looking for) in New York, or
About (term that you are searching for ) in California.
Each “sucker” that falls for the bait arrives at Freedom1st Funding.com (thumbnail right) which does not contain the information you are looking for. So basically what the folks behind Freedom1stfunding.com are doing is luring you in under false pretenses. At best it’s a waste of your time, at worst your confidential information is up for grabs.
The Structured Settlement Watchdog STRONGLY advises against structured settlement annuitants giving any information to websites such as Freedom1stFunding.com when there many other websites out there that have a real address in the United States, the companies have registered to do business in your state with the Secretary of State and file annual reports.
Note: FreedomFirstFunding.com is a legitimate business, this post is intended to address Freedom1stFunding.com There is no relationship between the two websites according to our research.
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