by Structured Settlement Watchdog®
Typical of the needless structured settlement social media road kill that I have documented has promoted Genex Capital properties, in promoting StructuredSettlement-quotes.com, Burnaby BC SEO specialist and author of Modest Money, Jeremy Biberdorf published this doozy in January 2013.
"These days when someone is awarded a cash settlement in a lawsuit, it is rare to receive a lump sum" Huh?
The excerpt from the blog post "Why Someone Would Sell a Structured Settlement" by Jeremy Biberdorf, features 3 hyperlinks links pointing to and thereby promoting structuredsettlement-quotes(dot)com. With that example, there's no need to go any further into BIberdorf's post.
Another example of a Genex Capital property being promoted with blatant social media road kill (though not from Biberdorf) can be found on a Blogger site "Hombre". Between August 25, 2010 and May 20, 2012 a single blog post was used to make 191 spam comments promoting Genex Capital. The comments promoting Genex Capital are pure key word stuffing spam designed to game the search engines. Download Hombre_ Genex Capital 191 Spam Comments Promoting Genex Capital in Single Blog Post over 2 year span
- Roger Proctor supposedly had swine flu January 31, 2012
- Roger Proctor supposedly gets injured working on a site February 1, 2012
- Roger Proctor supposedly gets hit by a car going 80 kilometres per hour and was hurtled into a metal pole, suffered a broken nose February 6, 2012
- Roger Proctor's mother supposedly "suffers a malignant brain tumor when he was "13 year old" (upon information and belief that would be early 1980s), his father's business failed" And he then supposedly knew about Genex Capital, a company he did not form until about two decades later, after he went to law school and finished working for Strategic Capital after the Millennium. February 7, 2012
- Supposedly Roger Proctor's husband Denial died of a heart attack February 26, 2012 and March 6, 2012 (for emphasis?)
- Roger Proctor supposedly lost his only leg in an accident in England February 28, 2012
- Supposedly Roger Proctor's sister lost both of her legs in an accident March 8, 2012 Upon information and belief Roger Proctor is an only child.
- Supposedly Roger Proctor is struck by a motor bike March 12, 2012
- Supposedly Roger Proctor's husband John died of a heart attack "during one of his office" March 13, 2012 . How many husbands is Roger Proctor supposed to have?
- Supposedly, when Roger Proctor's "daughter was just 15 years old he suffered from blood cancer". On the way home from hospital a truck hit his car and he lost one of his hands". March 21, 2012.
- Supposedly according to a March 25, 2012 comment, Roger Proctor has a colonoscopy that went went well (TMI), got hit by a truck and lost a leg, presumably his third leg, since he lost his "only leg" in England -see February 28, 2012)
- Roger Proctor lost his job in 2009 and then won the lottery and then sold it to Genex Capital March 29, 2012
- Roger Proctor's sister came to his house in 2010 and dislocated her arms April 4, 2012. Again upon information and belief, the CEO of Genex is an only child.
- Roger Proctor dislocated both his arms on the way home from a fair. April 5, 2012
- Before he lost both his legs in the two accidents mentioned above, Roger Proctor dislocated both of them in a motorcyle accident when he was 35 April 12, 2012
- Roger Proctor's daughter "dislocated her left arms" in Australia . How many left arms does she have? April 16, 2012
I'm not making this stuff up. See for yourself by clicking the link to the pdf above and scrolling thorugh the pages and pages of BS. Now the Wreck Beach skinny dipping event is coming up July 12th. Genex Capital has been sponsoring that event for several years. It would be interesting to see in what shape Roger Proctor shows up.
Also see Genex Capital "in Serious Car Accident" But The Math Doesn't Work" , my blog post of May 21, 2012. The subject spam blog post was removed after we drew attention to it, but the blog itself is still there, as well as other spam blogs for example genex-capital.blogspot.com which features spam comments from 2013 that have been used to promote other purported Genex Capital properties such as quotemeaprice(dot)com and structuredsettlement-quotes (dot)com.
The upshot of all this is that United States Federal, State and local regulators need to become aware of how what their inaction to require licensing of individuals and companies that solicit American consumers in the structured settlement secondary market. Is it permissible for any company to use fake testimonials in its advertising? I recently exposed how another company, DRB Capital and its predecessor Imperial Structured Settlements portray a stock photo as one its customers. Yet another secondary market denizen, David Springer of Sovereign Funding Group has admitted in a deposition to the outrageous falsehoods of creating and using fake identities, fake Linkedin profiles, fake Google + and submitting fake information to the Better Business Bureau and being an imposter for his wife.