Yes you're covertly trying to manipulate what people think about him. It's a play on words that you use. Why trust YOU? We're not going to TRUST YOU!!!

Hi Chris.

Truth is those are probably bots that respond in anticipation of negative reviews.

Hi Ann, Thanks for your comments. Please see my response to Angela above. I have no idea where this is coming from. The review is 99% positive toward Brandon. I’m a big fan of his. And by the way, I don’t have clients. We run this website and are supported by advertisers. And his low budget film? Uh, that’s pretty cool if you ask me. Did you notice the other bullet points I listed in his resume? They are all positives. Why would you think that is a negative? I’m saying he is quite accomplished across the board.

Hi Angela,
I appreciate your feedback but I’m not sure you read the full article carefully. I would challenge you to list one negative thing I said about Brandon, because I can’t find one. I’m quite sure of that because I like Brandon and I wrote the article. I can, however, list at least 10 positive things I said about him. To say that he focuses on credit restoration rather than credit building is NOT an insult. It’s an important distinction. It’s true (and I think Brandon would agree) to say that a lot of people trying to build their credit are not right for his material. Some people need repair (his focus). Some people need to build new, positive credit history (not his focus).
It’s like if a storm came through and broke a bunch of the windows on your house and damaged the roof. In that case, you would need home REPAIR. It would not, however, be the appropriate moment to call a contractor to build a second story on your house. I’m simply making a distinction that Brandon focuses on restoration rather than building positive new lines of credit using tools like credit builder loans and secured credit cards. I know he mentions those once in a while, but credit-building tools are not his niche. It’s credit repair. Probably the most dubious thing in the article was my saying that the jury is still out about Awesome Life Group. Nothing bad about that, in my opinion, as that company has just recently gotten going. Could you/would you whole heartedly endorse any product or service that is brand new? I will continue to update the article as I find more reviews. I suppose the worst thing in the article was using “caution” in the title. But that’s nothing more than a bit of clever marketing. The title asks IF you can trust Brandon. It does NOT say “you can’t trust Brandon.” And when you get into the article, I think the resounding answer to the question is yes, you can trust him. I’m eager to hear your response.

Hello Renee,
Thanks for your comment. That’s great to hear! We’ve heard lots of great feedback about Brandon. The point of the article is not to cut him down at all. It’s to warn people that his strategies mostly only work if you have a history of bad items (such as bankruptcy and late payments) on your credit record. There’s no point in “fixing” credit if you’re new to credit and simply need more time establishing a solid payment history. I don’t see Brandon cover those things often.