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: Einstein Structured Settlements Criticism
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Canadian structured settlement company McKellar Structured Settlements should be pissed over brandjacking by an Owings Mills Maryland Real Estate company associated with the Blank family Mckellarstructuredsettlements(dot).com is redirected to a page on the Einstein Structured Settlements website.
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Is the truth about what structured settlement payment buyers do coming around from the inside?
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Weren’t fake testimonials enough. Have JRR Funding’s Ryan Blank and Rich Ruddie now sanctioned doing selfie reviews to promote their structured settlement buyout business?
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Ambition is good, but JRR Funding apparently chose to enter the structured settlement secondary marketplace using dishonest means instead of providing something of real value. JRR Funding could have used their energy and skills in a positive way, but instead chose the negative path.
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Richart Ruddie of JRR Funding and Profile Defenders was among those sued by Las Vegas sports betting giant Bill Walters for conspiracy and deceptive practices. Walters said Defendants put up phony websites to trick gamblers into thinking they were buying betting tips from him.
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JRR Funding’s Ryan Blank has assumed the alias “Ray Goldberg” for the very same Prezi account and content. What could possibly be a legitimate reason for the use of an alias in dealing with consumers about money?