Advertising and media

Our media and commercials

Recognize an ad? Here is the context behind the message and the role we play today.

Know what you are watching.

The commercials below feature actors and dramatized situations. They are advertisements, not customer testimonials or evidence of a particular settlement result. Program descriptions refer to services administered by independent providers. Done With Debt performs qualification and referrals, and does not directly negotiate or settle debts.

The supplied advertisements may use broader promotional language than the current website. Always review the provider's actual eligibility decision, written fees, risks and terms before considering enrollment. No advertisement guarantees savings or a completion date.

Media relationships and appearances

Done With Debt's supplied company materials identify media relationships involving War Room, Bill O'Reilly, Dan Bongino, Megyn Kelly, Grant Stinchfield, Charlie Kirk, John Solomon and Studio 6B. This is a company supplied description of media activity. Advertising and appearances do not establish independent endorsement, financial expertise or accreditation.

For questions about an appearance or a program mentioned in an advertisement, contact our team. You can also visit the company's YouTube channel.

You may have seen us before

Debt has a way
of taking over.

Our commercials put a face to that feeling.
Your next step starts with a real conversation.

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The couch

When debt takes up too much room

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The barber, original cut

A different cut of the same story

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Advertisements featuring actors and dramatized situations, not customer testimonials. Program descriptions in these commercials refer to services administered by independent third-party providers. Done With Debt qualifies and refers consumers; it does not directly negotiate or settle debts. Results vary. See the disclosures below.

The stories in the commercials

The couch

A personification of debt interrupts a couple's plans and everyday choices. The scene illustrates the feeling of financial pressure and introduces a free conversation about options.

The barber

George's debt becomes a character that interferes with a trip, transportation and a haircut. Two supplied cuts tell versions of the same story.

Each video includes a caption track labeled as automatic. Read the current description of our referral process and fees and risks guide alongside any advertising message.