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: Structured Settlements 4RealScott Rothstein "Investor Watchdog" Paladin Registry Passing Off Inaccurate Information About Structured Settlements
By John Darer
Paladin Registry Gets Swatted For It's Failure to Research the Facts BEFORE printing
From an email sent to Paladin Registry co-founder Jack Waymire June 6, 2010:
"To Whom It May Concern:
It has come to our attention that
list yourself co-founder pf Paladin Registry and or writer of an article
entitled "Structured Settlement Investment Scam" on November 17, 2009 which is
published on Investor Watchdogs. The article was inaccurate when it was written.
The continued posting of the article is reckless in that it contains falsehoods
about structured settlements that you have been made aware of and is potentially
damaging and libelous about our multi billion dollar industry and its members.
In addition to the title "
Structured Settlement Investment Scam" specifically offensive
is:
"A structured settlement is usually
an insurance arrangement, that includes periodic payments, that claimants accept
to settle a personal injury lawsuit. Attorneys who handle legitimate settlements
are in a position to route the claimants to particular companies for
investment - legal or illegal. It would be easy for a knowledgeable attorney
to falsify documents that created fake
settlements"
You will note that Andrew Cravenho,
the President of Settlement Quotes, LLC, a structured settlement factoring brokerage, commented ON YOUR BLOG that
what Rothstein was peddling were not structured settlements. Moreover, there has
been significant press that makes it abundantly clear that these were not
structured settlements. Yet you have done nothing to correct your
post.
Following is a link to a number of
blogs and podcasts concerning our coverage of the Rothstein matter. Following
it you will note from the December 1, 2009 post, that the Criminal complaint
against Rothstein has no mention of structured
settlements.
Your web site says that you run a
"National Registry to find pre-screened, five star rated
planners and advisors who provide financial
advice and services in your community"as a free Public Service. For "twenty of
those years" you say you were "the president of a Registered Investment Advisory
firm and a Broker/Dealer". In your former role and as a "watchdog" you must
realize that presenting accurate information is
essential.
Please cease and desist defaming our
industry and either remove or correct your post immediately. Note that this
email is being written independently as the structured settlement watchdog but
is being copied to the members of the board of directors of the structured
settlement industry trade association and others "similarly situated" in the
industry.
Thank you for your prompt attention
to this matter.
Very truly
yours",
Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on June 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
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