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: Truth In Advertising Structured Settlement Factoring
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The Walls invested $153,000 in Secondary Market Annuities, an investment that Altium Group misleadingly advertised as having “Unparalleled Safety of Principal”, and the Walls have lost all the money they invested and are left with a pile of legal fees.
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Income Stream Exchange, The Annuities Exchange, and Settlement Exchange claim to be structured settlement exchanges but mislead consumers and investors by not functioning as authentic exchanges.
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The Better Business Bureau of Greater Maryland simply cannot be considered a reliable source of consumer information for Maryland consumers after it maintained an A+ for a defunct purported entity that was operated by a dishonest Mt Airy man who used fake identities with the BBB.
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The ability of investors in structured settlement payment rights to receive the same statutory protection as an annuitant who is receiving the payments as damages for their physical injury or a wrongful death is a matter for speculation.
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Conclusive evidence that Einstein Structured Settlements. a brand of Owings Mills Maryland/Washington DC based JRR Funding, scammed consumers by making undisclosed use of paid reviews and tried to pass them off as real customers.
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The Better Business Bureau is cracking down on individuals and businesses who place Better Business Bureau seals on their websites without a license to use the seal and/or accreditation. The BBB is now displaying the names of violating companies to alert consumers.
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Sovereign Funding Group’s “prestigious” address at 451 Hungerford Drive, Suite 119-191, Rockville, MD, turns out to be none other than UPS mailbox #191, secured by David Springer on June 15, 2012, as revealed by our MD sources. At time of posting that mailbox is still registered to Springer himself.
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Einstein Structured Settlements had barely even done a deal at a time that Einstein Structured Settlements was passing off paid actors giving paid testimonials as if they were real customers of the company.