by Structured Settlement Watchdog
The goons behind StateLocalGov.Net bought a website that provided information about state and local governments on the Internet and decided to use the SEO boost to write about something that had nothing to do with the subject matter of state and local governments, structured settlement websites.
The site was still active at the time of posting, though it looked like a flea market threw up on it. The structured settlement section read like it was written by an SEO enthusiast who got lost on their way to competence. To top it off, the owners couldn't even be bothered to change the footer, which proudly displayed a copyright ending in 2010—despite them buying the site years later. What a masterpiece of neglect!
One notable post on StateLocalGov.Net is its "love affair" with Woodbridge. StateLocalGov.Net said at time of posting "Woodbridge is an excellent place to get quotes from if you are considering selling your structured settlement or annuity. They've been in business for nearly 25 years, which demonstrates that they are a firm that can be trusted".
Woodbridge founder Robert Shapiro was sentenced to 25 years in the clink in 2019 for the Woodbridge Ponzi scheme, after filing for bankruptcy in 2017.