Brent and his wife have been absolutely incredible. My boyfriend is well known around Cincinnati…read moreand was a little reluctant to give away his personal information. Not only were they extremely respectful of his privacy, they have gone above and beyond to make us both feel comfortable. They are knowledgeable and communicate with us regularly and even found a charge off on my boyfriends credit that may need legal attention. If it wasn't for them we would have been completely unaware of this. I would HIGHLY recommend their services!

From the owner: Credit repair is not new to us. We have plenty of experience in just about all aspects of credit…read moreand have helped countless people improve their lives. We love what we do and we know how to get positive results. Other companies drag out the process for as long as they can and delay the repair to make money. Our approach is to get you back on your feet as soon as possible so you can enjoy having better credit. Ultimately, your happiness is important to us. Your success is our success! Believe it or not, we don't want you staying in our program for a long time or returning back to us later down the road. We try to build a strong credit foundation that you can build your life on. Our company follows an ethical and compassionate culture centralized around excellent service.

UPDATE: Received a very nice call from Randy. He was unaware of any of these issues. After speaking…read morehe went to work making sure that I got a refund of the balance of my money that was in my account. He also refunded the $20.00 that I was charged in error. I'm changing my rating from a 1 to a 4. Everyone goofs up....its how you deal with it that matters. Randy took full responsibility. What more can I ask?

I procured the services of A Debt Coach in May of 2018. I had fallen into difficult financial times…read morebecause in 2017, I was diagnosed with cancer underwent surgery & months of recuperation. Unfortunately, I used my credit cards to live on. In retrospect, I erred when out of desperation, I decided to enter into a consolidation plan to try and regain control of my finances. I failed to do my due diligence to obtain an understanding of what consolidation companies actually do for people. Simply stated, they call your creditors on your behalf to structure lower monthly payments & APRs. The fact is, you don't need a consolidation company to do this and can do it yourself. At the time I contracted A Debt Coach's services, I agreed to let them debit my checking account in the amount of $190.00 plus a $10.00 fee that is applied towards their services. A few weeks after beginning participation in the restructured plan, I was contacted by a female representative of A Debt Coach and informed that one of my payments was in arrears. I asked how this was possible as they had been managing my payments for approximately two months. She replied that she did not know but asked that I remain on the phone while she called my creditor so she could conduct a conference call. The creditor informed her that one of my payments was late. I interjected and asked how that was possible if A Debt Coach had been debiting my account and submitting payments on my behalf for approximately two months. The creditor stated I owed $2800.00 and that the last two payments were late. He then agreed to amend the due date so that future payments would not be shown as late. I next asked the creditor why I owed $2800.00 while my records showed I owed approximately $1000.00. The creditor's representative replied, "Because that is what our records show." After termination of the call, I informed A Debt Coach's representative that the amount due on the account is incorrect and evidently when my monthly payment was calculated by A Debt Coach, they relied on an incorrect unpaid balance. A Debt Coach's representative said, "The important thing is your record no longer shows that you are late." Evidently, the fact the outstanding balance was in error and much higher than what I THOUGHT I owed, was inconsequential to the representative. In the weeks that followed, I contacted the creditor who refused to investigate my inquiry and said I must look at my monthly statements and research these on my own. I began researching statements and later wrote a letter to the creditor's CEO and filed a complaint with the state Attorney General's office. Within days, I received a call from the creditor's headquarters advising me that someone had submitted a payment paying off my outstanding balance and afterwards, charged more than $3000.00 in electronics. I live in California but the person paying off the debt used a fraudulent check and an address in the city of New York. The actual amount I owed was later reduced to less than $900.00. After obtaining proof that my account had been fraudulently compromised, I contacted A Debt Coach and asked that they please reassess my monthly payment. I was told they could not do so and that I must continue paying the monthly amount of $190.00 plus $10.00. Since February 2019, my hours at work were reduced because of a seasonal decline in business. Coupling this reduction was the fact I fell while at work, causing me several injuries. I contacted A Debt Coach and was informed they could skip one payment to my creditors to help me out but that this could result in being referred over to collections and might cause my credit score to drop. A Debt Coach offered to file a "hardship" request but added there was no guarantee it would be granted. Yesterday, my doctor placed me on Workman's Comp (disability) after an MRI revealed sciatica which Is causing me excruciating pain. Today, I received a voicemail from A Debt Coach advising me that the request for hardship had been denied. I called A Debt Coach and asked them to cancel all future payments after 6/25/2019. I explained that my income is too low to continue paying $200.00 a month. The representative informed me that if I terminate my agreement, creditors could refuse to enter into another agreement & return my APRs to what they were before consolidation agreements were entered into. She transferred me to a "counselor" named Brian, who she said could work with me. Brian immediately said he would cancel my account. I asked that he please provide a list of the names of my creditors. At 2:20 p.m. (PT) he said he would email this to me in "5-minutes." At 4:02 p.m. I called because I never received Brian's email. Anna answered the phone & said she would "mail" this to me. Brian not only failed to follow thru, he also wasn't impelled to inform me he would not be emailing the document I requested. AVOID THIS COMPANY.

I am very disappointed with key debt recovery. Since…read moreDecember 2025 they sing the same song that they cannot get lawyers to set a date with the court for a hearing. They have not shown me any paper trail of any correspondence with the court and no progress has been made. I requested a refund, they refuse to adress my request and keep on stalling. I know they are lying.

I've been getting calls from these morons for over three years now. I called them early on in the…read moreharassment process and attempted to explain to them that they are calling the wrong person; I've never had a student loan and I don't have any other outstanding credit issues - take my name off your list. But the calls just keep coming. I blocked them through Verizon, but Verizon still allows them to drop voicemail directly into my phone. These people are as stupid as they are unscrupulous. When they call YOU, just ignore them. I'm looking for a good shark attorney to sue them on my behalf.

Julia reached out to us regarding an issue that occurred when we sold our house. She worked with us…read moreto ensure there was no issue reflected on our credit report and wrote letters to all reporting agencies to get ahead of any potential issues. Since then, she has been responsive and incredibly detailed with assisting us as we prepare to buy our new home this Spring. I could not give King Financial Repair a stronger recommendation for any needs you have related to credit repair. I appreciate Julia and all she has done for us as she has calmed our nerves and found resolutions for us as we navigate this process.

Got my credit together in about 7 months! I now have good enough credit to buy a home. Not the…read morecheapest service but worth it if you don't know how to fix your credit and just want to pay someone else to do it.

Brad and Tom Cunningham are the kinds of financial advisers you need these days. Yes, they have the…read moreskills to navigate the tricky financial stuff. But more importantly, their firm is based on their own personal experiences of receiving bad advice--and having to work their way out of the hole. Then they hit the books, learned the system and turned to helping others find personal success. That's what I love about them. They're real. And they help people in almost any situation, whether you're just learning how to manage your money, have it all figured out, or have your own hole you need to dig out from.

Orange Financial and Brad Cunningham were highly recommended by a friend and her husband from…read morechurch. She and her husband have worked with Brad and his team on their financial future for seven years. As I've had a few financial advisors change on me, I've gone through a few work layoffs and previously worked for a non-profit so I needed help getting back on track for my financial future. The Orange process involves disclosing your finances, debts and spending habits. They work with you on every step of the way putting together a customized plan which you work through during monthly meetings. Its challenging, but I'm on track to help secure my financial future by saving more, giving back to help others and in process of paying off my credit card debt. Thanks Orange Financial!