Customers Ultimately Pay for Marketing Costs of Large Structured Settlement Purchasers


Posted September 12, 2013 by StructureQuote

The customer does in the form of higher rates and fees.
 
Who do you think pays for the millions of dollars in advertising the large structured settlement purchasers spend each and every month ? Sure, the bill comes to them and they pay the TV stations, the radio stations, the media buyers, google and yahoo etc. But who do you think, ultimately, pays for them in the end ? That’s right. The customer does in the form of higher rates and fees. Well, at least until more people find out about Structure Quote, that is.

Now, when someone wants to find out how much of a lump sum of cash they can get if they want to sell all or some of their future structured settlement, they can just go to structurequote.com and get an answer online instantly without having to haggle with some high pressured salesman. What is really transforming is the fact that Structure Quote uses a low flat rate every time. It’s a simple process really. You register, input your payment information and boom, get an answer.

To explain it in real terms, here is an apples to apples comparison. In February of 2012, according to public records that were filed in Florida, T.Scott sold some future Genworth structured settlement payments to JG Wentworth for $21,000. That was an effective rate of 13.75%. If the seller had come to structurequote.com and entered the payment info into our simple and speedy online solution, the seller would have been offered $39,408. That is a real cash difference of $18,408. WOW IS RIGHT! That computes as an increase of over 87%. Do you think T.Scott would rather had come to structurequote.com ?

If you are thinking about selling any future structured settlement payments, I highly recommend you go to structurequote.com and see for yourself how easy it is and see how much cash you would receive utlizing our everyday flat rate. If you have questions, you can call us at 1-877-905-7372.
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Last Updated September 12, 2013