by Structured Settlement Watchdog®
There appears to be a Genex Capital tracking cookie on the SSQ website at structuredsettlement-quotes(dot).com, a website that a Genex Capital Chief Operating Officer Boris Drubetsky once claimed they Genex nothing to do with in writing, at the same time he was listed as the host of the site. We'll just
add this to the pile of discoverable evidence linking GenexCapital/GenexStrategies Inc.and/or its officers, to SSQ. A reasonable question to ask is why a site that purports to be bidding site,that purportedly lets companies compete for your business, only has a Genex cookie? If it was truly independent, why would Genex be the only company with cookies, or "hash brownies"(if the medical marijuana factory is operational)?
Download Cookie Search Genex.iljmp.com SSQ (see page 2on the link)
Download Sucuri SiteCheck – Genex SSQ 6-9-2014
Download Improvely_ Conversion Tracking & Click Fraud Monitoring
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