by Structured Settlement Watchdog
It is fact that David Springer, CEO of former judicially determined “purported company” Sovereign Funding Group has papered over wide swaths of his LinkedIn profile multiple times, ignoring (in recent times) and papering over a decade of his life
During his testimony in a lawsuit filed by a former competitor that he lost, Mt Airy resident David Springer admitted that he was the sole employee of Sovereign Funding Group. Springer was also tied in with Roger Proctor and Boris Drubetsky of Genex Capital with respect to the Structured Settlement-Quotes purported online structured settlement exchange” (as has been backed up by evidence previously presented on this blog) and on whose site Springer adopted an alias James Goldstein.
This Proves that David Springer Lies on His LinkedIn Profile
Thanks to a 2008 article by David Springer plagiarized this week in two places by an unknown, I am reminded of evidence of the dramatic lie on David Springer’s LinkedIn.
“Compare our price and service level the next time one of your client’s contacts you. Call David Springer at 877-xxxxxxxx
David Springer has a university degree in business with a major in finance. He has over 20 years of senior financial and insurance experience. David Springer has been a senior partner with Sovereign Funding Group since its establishment back in 2002. Sovereign Funding Group is an experienced, reputable company that offers convenient, no-risk services to help you with the selling of your annuity or structured settlement [http://www.sovereignfunding.com] January 2008
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/927280″ Remember there is no mention of Sovereign Funding on the Mount Airy Faker’s current LinkedIn now, despite about a decade involved. There are also articles from 2005. The post was subsequently removed after this post drew attention to it.
If I was interviewing David Springer, I’d raise the question about why this was papered over. so many times in so many different ways. I’d ask “why the repeated lies David?”
How about you?
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