Structured Settlements 4Real®Blog 2026
Structured settlements expert John Darer reviews the latest structured settlements and settlement planning information and news, and provides expert opinion and highly regarded commentary. that is spicy, Informative, irreverent and effective for over 20 years.
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Category: Buffalo Structured Settlement Cash Now
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Paymaster.co, one of the honeypots of unreliable information purporting to be about stuctured settlements, that is controlled by Jovan Johnson, California lawyer and self proclaimed chocolate chip cookie lover, is missing a tombstone on one of the competitor websites listed on the site.
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Did the Seller Seek and Receive Independent Professional Advice BEFORE Selling his strructured settlement payments while he was on Drugs? Drugs “Eff you up” Physically, Selling Your Structured Settlement “Effs You Up” Fiscally. Always seek Independent Professiuoanl Advice
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Sheron Jones Complaint v Vintage Equity, Dayon Arrington and SuttonPark Will Outrage You. Fortysomething chidlhood lead paint victim was exploited by structured settlement factoring company She’s got an IQ of 56. She’s held a job for a total of 6 months in 22 years. Really Fupped Duck!
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In this blog John Darer reviews some really contorted statements about structured settlement factoring in a piece authored by Mia Taylor and edited by Hannah Smith for Bankrate.com and Yahoo Finance, and delivers his riposte below.
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A Redditor shared concerns about receiving scam calls from companies wanting to buy their structured settlement annuity, which they have had since childhood. They questioned how these callers obtained their information, suspecting a breach of confidentiality. Additionally, it warns against such unsolicited offers, emphasizing there is no structured settlement registry.
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Instead of a Legacy, it’s the type of stuff that CBC Settlement Funding shills say that might result in “Mama” reaching up out of the grave to whup your ass. Selling a structured settlement for pennies on the dollar is no way to honor a legacy of a loved one.
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Structured Settlement Watchdog warns of targeting tactics used by cash now predators, particularly against minors with structured settlements. Individuals, like Sara M. George, impersonate court officials to acquire sensitive information from families. This exploitation highlights the need for better consumer protections and awareness regarding the legitimacy of such inquiries related to structured settlements.
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John Darer delivers a riposte to structured settlement factoring company exaggerated advertising (that features ghost town tumbleweeds, stereotyped slackers “waiting at the mailbox for checks to arrive” (when many people are actually receiving funds by direct deposit).
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In the “Spurious Case of Gwendolyn Glutton”, a Florida operative in the structured settlement factoring interstitial, solicited a California structured settlement annuitant in a manner than needs to be exposed for the educational purposes, the good of humanity and connoisseurs of word salads everywhere.
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The Federal Communications Commission has adopted new rules to further protect consumers from scam communications by directly addressing some of the biggest vulnerabilities in America’s robotext defenses and closing the “lead generator” robocall/robotexts loophole. Relief for annuitants?