by Structured Settlement Watchdog
It was only a matter of time before Einstein Structured Settlements' careless "prose" would catch up them.
- Einstein talks of "Indepent" Professional Advice for Sellers of Structured Settlements. Such a word does not appear in the English language. Depending on the interpretation "indepent" could mean that you are currently situated in a single well known brand name adult diaper, closely confined or in prison ("in da penitentiary") or in a small, projecting roof that covers a door frame, or urban slang for describing that one resides in a top floor flat.
- Einstein self-describes as "the firm notorious for suggesting independent professional advice letters"… Notorious means "widely and unfavorably known" according to Merriam Webster
- Einstein claims "there are statues in the United States for specific states that actually require the structured settlement annuitant to receive this advice"
- The clueless self-proclaimed but unsubstantiated "geniuses" still maintain that Maine is farther north than Alaska. Read Einstein Structured Settlements Epic Failure in Geography
- Einstein also implies that they know of a way to skirt state statutes (or as the case may be "statues") for mandatory independent (or "indepent" as the case may be) professional advice. "Well the answer is if you are residing and going to court in any of the following states then the answer would be yes unless we tell you otherwise over the phone".
Furthermore Einstein Structured Settlements has continuously fraudulently advertised a paid testimonial from a Hispanic actress as a real customer for over 5 years, including a time when it was associated as a lead generator for two NASP member factoring companies.

