That post just screams "scam" to me. The dead give away is the request that you pay them $1000 up front.

"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor

I agree with Mr. Rafter. This is almost certainly a scam for many reasons including the fact that the demand is in the form of an email.

If your brother is receiving either SSDIB (disability insurance benefits) or SSRIB (retirement benefits) then what you propose will cause no...

I do not think you can do what you propose without it causing problems. Not only will receiving income cause your benefits to be reduced...

I agree with Mr. Wolf. Your post lacks sufficient details to provide you with any meaningful advice. You may wish to repost.

Avvo is not a law firm nor can the unaffiliated lawyers who answer questions here contact you directly. You will need to do some research and call...

If what you are asking is whether you can apply for social security disability then the answer is yes. I suggest that you reach out to a good...

Your question is unclear so you may wish to repost with some more detail and clarity. Ultimately, if you have sustained injuries requiring medical...

I agree that his has all the hallmarks of a scam including that it's an email and proposing a quick settlement. I suggest that ignore and block.