The following television interview about Legal Helpers Debt Resolution aired in St. Louis recently and it presented a couple of consumers that felt they had been left in a worse spot after using the services of Legal Helpers Debt Resolution. LHDR claims unhappy consumers represent a small fraction of their total clients.
The story contains two Skype interviews. One is with Jason Searns of Legal Helpers and one with myself. I’m not sure who looks the worse on Skype, Searns or me. 🙂
Sincerly,
Steve
Steve
You are not alone. I'm here to help. There is no need to suffer in silence. We can get through this. Tomorrow can be better than today. Don't give up.
The problem is the upfront fees. That is how you made your money with Debt Counselors of America you charged upfront fees some at 4995.00.
It is so funny how you say that yet that is how you made your living.
Now you have planted bankruptcy links all over the site. Almost like you have a new referral relationship set up. Exactly how are you compensated by these attorneys? Are you paid a direct referral fee?
My statement is not advocating legal helpers at all but for you to say what you did is amazing considering your past. California shut you down. Bottom line you are you that likes to argue your point and you did squat with California. You put your tail between your legs and closed.
It is just not right you pose this way.
It’s unclear in your comment what your objection is to, besides me in general. Are you being critical of the video snippet the TV station used of me and what I said?
You should now the question they asked me about was about advanced fee debt settlement in general and not specifically about Legal Helpers Debt Resolution.
Your attacks against me are all addressed in old posts on the site.
I think this one covers most of your bases. See Amazing How Hypocritical You Are Steve Rhode.
This one is good as well.
https://getoutofdebt.org/22076/how-to-sell-debt-relief-what-i-learned-and-wish-i-hadnt-from-the-front-lines
Oops. Forgot to answer your question about the bankruptcy ads. The answer is no, the site does not receive any “direct referral fee.” It is a standard flat fee advertising relationship. But then again that’s all clearly covered in the site terms. https://getoutofdebt.org/terms/
Steve you need to eat a salad and go for a jog.
LOL. Nice.