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Lady Gets "Creepy Dudes Now" Instead of "Cash Now" From Rapid

By John Darer

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Now here's a throwback.

One of my sources said they "just spoke to a really nice lady who had been dealing with Rapid Settlement and cancelled 43because they started showing up at her house.  CREEPY!

What the hell is wrong with these people? Imagine coming home to find some creepy dude playing with your dog, giving your kid a lollipop, or loitering in a late model Ford LTD eating pistachio nuts.

Back in the old days (before my time) there were guys who went door to door selling life insurance and brushes. Nowadays most professionals call for appointments in advance. Senior protection laws in California and other states require advanced notice as well.

This is the second instance I've heard about this behavior. The other one was in the Rip Off Report which I reported about on November 11, 2007


Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on March 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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