If you have received offers from other investment companies, we encourage you to review the terms of their offer carefully, in particular:

1. Ensure that the payment terms for the purchase of your claim are clear.  Other claim buyers often leave out terms of when they will remit payment to you.  They may also include language that might allow the buyer to never actually pay for the claim.
   
   
2. Some sale and purchase agreements charge interest at rates of up to 10% if your claim is subsequently reduced.
   
   
3. Make sure the entity names on both the offer letter and the Notice of Transfer of Claim Agreement are the same.  Two different entity names might put the ultimate payment for your claim at risk.
   
   
4. Some sale and purchase agreements contain language that gives the purchaser the right to re-transfer the claim back to the original seller at their sole discretion.