Marriage HelperReviews of marriagehelper.com

Marriage helper stands for marriage, and teaches how to be strong, calm, and gentle, even when standing against the burgeoning divorce industry. Clients are respected and met where they are. It is a shining light of hope.

i have cancelled their service for a few months by email and keep on getting charged, the excuse has been they cant find my account!! unbelievable! even though i have emailed them the receipt i have been receiving from them monthly

Marriage helper is genuinely a heart felt attempt by some very genuine people to help others save their marriage. They speak from experience, from their heart, they share their own stories and struggles they've endured and how the hope, the patient guidance and support of marriage helper helped them put back a relationship stronger than how it was. I'm a deeply religious person and I can say they have changed my life and continue to do so and for that I can only thank God first and marriage helper next. I am still working on myself and through that I am becoming a better person who is now bringing peace and understanding in communications between my wife and I and between my children and I. This the hope that marriage helper and their incredible coaching staff, Dr Joe Beam and Kimberly Holmes-Beam bring to you. I have told numerous people and clients about this program because that's how much I believe in it. Thank you to all of you at marriage helper from producing truly eye opening, in depth youtube videos, coaching session, group program, workshops and giving people like me hope.

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Stay away from this company! I was swindled by these slick salesmen! The program may or may not be legit, but there is no accountability by them after they have your money! They will have someone who isn't real tech savvy, signed up for a high interest loan, and you WEREN'T even aware of it because they were so good at just speeding you through and using your already desperate situation to their financial advantage. THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS FROM THEM, YOU WILL HAVE TO FIGHT! It's in the small print that they pretty well deny any responsibility after you pay. You can call, e-mail, text your life away, they wont help you after they got your $. Now I'm battling trying to get my money back, on the hook for a $5,700.00 loan at 34% interest, that I didn't even realize until my phone caught up with what he was having me do. Sound like something you need to add to your stress when you're dealing with a failing marriage? I sure didnt!!!

I have learned so much from this program! I have been in the membership and just completed the workshop! It was excellent! The tools and presentation are helpful in understanding yourself and are valuable in building a new marriage. The staff are dedicated and go above and beyond. So grateful!

A wealth of information and tools for continuous personal growth was provided during the workshop. The facilitator and breakout coaches alike were very candid and transparent which fostered a safe environment for many who may be experiencing difficulties at this time.

This is a telemarketing nightmare. First, they have the barker: the guy on the Vegas strip trying to get you to sign up to go to one of their "free informative presentations" - then you have the closer: the one that tries to get you sold on the product or service. The entire thing was a sales presentation, not an intake or a legitimate review of what they have to offer you and at what price. My barker was MF and my closer was CW. Let me tell you how this went. I went to their website marriagehelper.com after seeing some of their videos online. I was interested in how too give my wife the space she is asking for and how I can deal with our separation better. They advertise the "Save Your Marriage" program for $49 / month. I filled out a form and was called quickly by the barker. The barker was clearly in a script, asking pointed questions to get the information to help the closer. He had zero interest in helping me, but did set up my appointment with the closer. The closer calls me, spends 20 minutes listening to what has been going on, then goes on the sales pitch. $3,000 up front for the "full package." Right away I tell him I just don't have the money for that. I would love to have that kind of money right now for that, but I just don't have it. So then he reduces the amenities in the package and comes down to $2,000. Then to $1,750 for just their "workshop." He tells me I might qualify for a "scholarship" of $1,000 and would be able to do the workshop only for $750 with no "ongoing support." He then goes on to tell me to beg my friends and family and / or sell something to get the money to get the help I need. OMFG people. It went from $49 / month to $3,000 up front immediately. The entire thing felt like a gym membership sales pitch. Based on the videos I have seen, I don't doubt that some of the material is useful. I have no idea how useful the workshop may or may not be as I can't afford to do it. But the marketing, OMG, it is over the top. I guess I should have expected as much given after a little bit of research on their CEO and I come to find she is a marketing major. Go figure. BTW, the $49 / month package they advertised was never mentioned again, even when I replied to the closer's email asking about it.