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The advertisement is a great big LIE. The claim is outrageous is an example utterly false and deceptive predatory advertising from a company that is targeting the most vulnerable elements of our society, including young adults, seniors, many of whom are profoundly injured people. This is not the first time I have commented on the ad about which, in another instance, I commented on in my post Recent Peachtree Bud..This Bud's Not For You in April 2007.

THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT! If you deal with Peachtree Settlement Funding you WILL NOT GET ALL your money now. In fact YOU WILL NEVER GET ALL YOUR MONEY NOW FROM PEACHTREE SETTLEMENT FUNDING OR ANY OF ITS COMPETITORS.

In fact you you will not EVER get all your money from Peachtree Settlement Funding. Peachtree Settlement Funding hasn't even shown itself to be a competitive source to purchase structured settlement payment rights.

Here's one piece of prima facie evidence of "The Great Peachtree Settlement Funding LIE":

Download 20070509161857_001.001.pdf . I don't believe Patricia Chambers would agree she got all of her money now or ever.

A subpoena of each and every statutory disclosure that Peachtree Settlement Funding has submitted (and is required in advance of a structured settlement factoring transaction) will also prove the "The Great Peachtree Settlement Funding LIE". What does it say about the morality and ethics of a company that carries out this business practice in this manner, knowing full well that what it says cannot be true?

In my opinion Peachtree Settlement Funding deserves to be hauled in front of federal and state regulatory authorities for the good of the most vulnerable elements of our society, including young adults, seniors, many of whom are profoundly injured people. I also encourage every trial lawyer, structured settlement broker and settlement planner, or anyone who cares about the most vulnerable elements of our society, including young adults, seniors, many of whom are profoundly injured people, to write to the attorney general in their state as well so that this predation can be stopped.

The National Association of Settlement Purchasers (NASP) which considers Peachtree Settlement Funding its second largest member ought to reflect on the shame that Peachtree Settlement Funding is bringing on its members who are trying to do the right thing for aforementioned consumers.