4structures.com, LLC John Darer John Darer Screwed Me With a Bad Structured Settlement, Terrible Service, Pushy Stamford, Connecticut

The above comment smells like it was made by or on behalf of Einstein Structured Settlements and taken from its official blog which carried the same story.  First of all the website scamadviser.com reviews websites. It is not a review site of financial advisers.  Einstein Structured Settlements, a brand, not an company but held out a s acomapny) of JRR Funding LLC, led by Ryan Blank of Baltimore MD, has completely misrepresented what scamadviser.com is in its blog posting.  At the present if you click the link in the associated comment above you will see that our blog is in fact highly trusted. In fact our a rating exceeds that of Einstein. Einstein has a long history of spiteful retaliation because  (1) I rejected their offer to write for them in 2013, beacuse I felt Einstein Structured Settlements was  engaging in false advertising and (2) I have uncovered an assortment of business practices about Einstein Structured Settlements and those that "pull the strings" that you can read about on our blog.  We choose not to use Rip Off Report to break the news.  Here is the truth about us from credible sources, which you can verify online. Our firm has been an A.M. Best Recommended Structured Settlement Expert for 2013, 2014 and 2015, been voted one of The Best in state by the lawyer readers of the states' law tribune for 7 consecitive years 2008-2014, and has been an Accredited member of the Better Business Bureau for over 10 years.  Accredited means that we agree to resolve comnsumer complaints in accordance with BBB accreditation standards.. The fact is that there was never any complaint filed with the BBB. There are no complaints against us with any state insurance department of themore than 30 states licensed in and no complaints with FINRA either.  As to the oriiginal May 8, 2012 complaint above, we were never noticed of any claim or served with any lawsuit.  At this point we have no alternative to assume that the claim was bogus.

John Darer's website has a SCAM warning and low trust rating on Scamadviser.com as you can see here please be aware on trash talkers like John who can not back up their claims when they talk trash about others and then come to see that their own free websites are listed as scam worthy.

Are not true. Please stop attacking me making sites like this about me Jonh Darer and 4Structures saying my company sucks is really not appreciated. Please stop calling me a scammer and associating my name with losing lawsuits this is not fair I have a family to feed.

This is believed to be part of a series of desperate direct and indirect attempts by an operative of a "cash now pusher" to exact revenge for uncovering a diabolical business practice that has been affecting the entire structured settlement industry since 2011.

Such practices have already been the subject of two lawsuits by two companies who independently determined  much of the same things that I did. These cases are public record, one of which has settled in March 2012. The timeline does not lie. This sort of hoax began to appear about the time that first case settled.

We demand to see the documentation to back up to this "complaint".

1) Had this person really been a customer of ours "she" would have received  a business card.The telephone number cited on this complaint is not (and has never been) on any business card, or our website. It is used on domain name registrations. The person would have had to decide to not use Google,Yahoo or Bing and improbably, to use a whois engine to determine who owned our website when the phone number and address is displayed prominently on every page of our website.

2) I have neither concluded a structured settlement case in Providence, RI, nor am I aware that any one I have worked with has moved to Providence RI.  Another hoax post on another site falsely claimed we have an office in Rhode Island. We don't.


3) In all cases we work on the plaintiff or claimant is represented by counsel. In order to have a structured settlement created,it must be done at the time the settlement is concluded and reflected in the release documents. The plaintff's or claimant's counsel would have reviewed the documents with them as part of their duties of representation.

3) We subscribe to the Better Business Bureau and have an Accredited  A+ (highest) rating with no complaints. The BBB seal is on our website and we subscribe to its principles. Customer service is very important to us. Had this been a legitimate customer we feel that they would have called our written us because we listen to and communicate to our customers.

4) We have been named One of The Best in Connecticut by the readers of the Connecticut Law Tribune for 2006, 2008,2009, 2010 and 2011

5) In May 2012, one of our clients posted on LinkedIn,"John (Darer) is by far and away the best structured settlement consultant I have worked with in over thirty years".

If any person has a legitimate complaint we encourage them to call us, write to us, communicate.

In conclusion, as an industry watchdog, I have written critical commentary about business practices of companies I have dubbed "cash now pushers".l The reference to the  "really nice structured settlement company out of Houston TX...in an effort to sell my structured settlement payments" is a dead giveaway that this complaint is also a shady search engine optimization tactic for someone who is buying structured settlement payments.