by Structured Settlement Watchdog®
Perhaps you've seen the climactic scene from A Few Good Men when Colonel Nathan Jessup admits to ordering "the Code Red". Such a scene may unfold in a Maryland courtroom sometime soon. The lawyers for Sovereign Funding Group and David Springer kept stepping around "the burning bush" when pressing deposed employees of Woodbridge Structured Funding about the ownership of numerous web domains and sub-domains utilized in the so-called "we buy payments redirect scheme".
David Springer has admitted to owning webuypayments.net. Even had he not admitted it, there is third party evidence (DomainTools.com) that links the Sovereign Funding Group website to webuypayments.net
Until October 7, 2011, based on my well documented contemporaneous observations*, the feeder domains pointed to webuypayments.net
Now consder these facts
- October 5, 2011 Woodbridge lawyers cease and desist Letter addressed to David Springer with a deadline of October 7, 2011. Download Woodbridge Cease and Desist to David Springer Sovereign Funding 11-5-2011
- October 7, 2011 Links that pointed to webbuypayments.net are pointed to our website for about 2 weeks.
Question
If David Springer was the only recipient of the cease and desist letter from Woodbridge lawyers, and he only showed the letter to his former lawyer* on the case, Michael S.Cryan, a partner of Arent Fox in New York, then what other possible explanation could there be for the movement of the links or causing the links to be moved on October 7, 2011? Did he do it himself, or did he "order" the "code red"?
*My contemporaneous blog post of October 7, 2011 Fly Trap Search Results: It's War, Apparently! chronicles my account of that day's events. At the time of writing the October 7, 2011 post I was not aware of the Woodbridge cease and desist to David Springer.
Generally, the "webuypayments redirect scheme", which operated from approximately June-October 2011- and the mirror image "freedom1stfunding.com redirect scheme" which operated from approximately February 2012-July 2012, were parasitic lead generation schemes that used action words in conjunction with the names and brands of factoring competitors, structured settlement brokers, and insurance companies that issue structured settlement annuities like MetLife and Pacific Life as I documented here in September 2011 and June 2012.
Arent Fox was withdrawn as Defense counsel for David Springer and Sovereign Funding Group June 17, 2013.
It's coming up on a month before trial, will we see something like this in Baltimore? I think we CAN handle the truth!
[Postscript: Following the August 2014 trial, in his April 2015 findings of fact and conclusions of law, Judge Marvin Garbis found David Springer liable on two counts and opined that Springer controlled the links].
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