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Insurance agent caught exaggerating annuity safety

by Dennis Beaver | annuity, consumer, contracts

July 26, 2014   •  By Dennis Beaver Listen to Satellite Radio, watch TV, or surf the net looking for investment articles, and it is impossible to miss, “When the market goes up, our clients go up with it, and when it goes down, they are protected from loss.” Hanford...

Internet service providers short-changing customers with poor WiFi

by Dennis Beaver | consumer, contracts, technology

July 19, 2014   •  By Dennis Beaver Are you happy with your internet service provider? Or, like a shocking percentage of subscribers, do you feel taken advantage of, not receiving what you’re paying for, good Wi-Fi? The American Customer Satisfaction Index has, again...

Know this before signing a ‘letter of intent’

by Dennis Beaver | contracts, lease, letter of intent, Option to Lease

March 22, 2024 • By Dennis Beaver Arizona readers, 80-year-old Sandy and Jim, sent this email with an offer they almost accepted: “We own 100 acres of land ideal for a solar farm and just received a letter of intent (LOI) from a San Francisco company wanting to...

Looking into Leasing Solar Panels? Think Twice

by Dennis Beaver | contracts, liability, Option to Lease

February 20, 2024 • By Dennis Beaver “I am the CEO of an accounting firm that is looking into leasing a solar system for our 8,000-square-foot office building. Some of your articles on solar have been very negative as to leasing options. We have met with solar...

Moving? Don’t Get Ripped Off by Crooked Movers

by Dennis Beaver | consumer, contracts, fraud

November 9, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver If you are moving across town or to another state, today’s story will help to prevent becoming the victim of “Mover Fraud.” Never heard of “Mover Fraud?” Neither had readers Megan and Zack who spent one recent Friday, “In what...

Not everyone is cut out to be a landlord

by Dennis Beaver | contracts, landlord/tenant

August 18, 2017 • By Dennis Beaver   “Mr. Beaver, my parents are in their 70’s and inherited over half a million dollars they want to use to acquire rental homes. Our town has a rental shortage, therefore high rents can be charged, which is what they intend to...
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