Welcome to the Structured Settlements 4Real® blog, now in its 17th year!
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John is an amazing person. I called John, out of the blue, regarding getting some advice on solving a structured settlement problem. Immediately, a he called me, and provided unique and valuable solutions. He donated at least a 1/2 of his time. Further, due to the situation, he stood to have zero chance of to gain from his help. John is just that kind of person - looking to share his knowledge and help people.
I trust and value John before anyone else in settlements, annuities, and insurance.
Scott Walker
Posted by: Scott | August 22, 2022 at 08:55 PM
Regarding your post on fake tweeting by Intelifund: You have no clue what that company is. They are run out of Scottsdale AZ, but tell clients they are in DC. They owner uses a fake name, "John Day", when his actual name is Brendan Franks. He makes sure his partner's name, Gordon Zweig, only appears on docs so he can avoid detection.
Posted by: D | December 09, 2015 at 12:58 PM