by Structured Settlement Watchdog™
The baloney has a first name, and it’s S-S-C-N. Structured Settlement Cash Now (dot) com dishes out social media roadkill with advice like, “The first step you should take is to check the Better Business Bureau and make sure the structured settlement broker is part of a trade group like the Structured Settlement Brokers Association.” 
Oh dear, there is no such trade association!
The National Structured Settlements Trade Association (NSSTA) found in 1985, represents the structured settlement industry
Today, nearly 1,200 individual NSSTA members from throughout the industry benefit from association activities, including:
- Continuous updates and legal analyses of federal and state court decisions, laws and regulations
- Monitoring of Congressional and state legislative activity that impacts the structured settlement industry
- Hosting professional certification and continuing education meetings throughout the year
- Maintaining the only Internet site solely devoted to promoting the benefits of structures.
The SSCN website gets its info from Einstein Structured Settlements, which is like trusting a parrot that refuses to learn new words-it just keeps squawking the same inaccuracies about structured settlements
SSCN, apparently registered to a 123 Lump Sum principal (according to domaintools.com), is up for sale and shares server space with domains tied to Richart Ruddie, Ryan Blank, and their family ventures. I’ve already waved the red flag about the errors to the 123 Lump Sum principal and politely asked for corrections, but it seems my request is hanging out in the void.
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