Corporate Rescue Advisors review.
Merchant cash advance debt relief
Formed in May 2025, already carrying a BBB F and unanswered complaints, with account links to a firm ranked #18 here.
Our verdict
Corporate Rescue Advisors was formed in May 2025. It has an F from the Better Business Bureau, is not accredited, and has failed to respond to complaints on file. Reaching an F inside the first year takes effort, because the grade is driven substantially by whether a company answers its complaints at all.
Set the 4.3 Trustpilot average against that. Seventy reviews accumulated in under a year, on a platform where a company can solicit them, sitting next to a regulator-facing profile the company will not answer. When those two signals disagree this sharply, the one the company cannot curate is the one to believe. Public reviews also carry a fraud allegation, which we note as an allegation and nothing more.
Florida filings put the entity at L25000220599, organized May 16, 2025, with Adam Cuddyer and Andre Ham as managers. Cuddyer is also a listed principal of Eastern Financial Partners, ranked #19 here. That is a management overlap established by corporate records, which is a firmer thing than the vaguer shared-accounts claim we found on a competitor site and are not repeating. Note also that Frank Venezio, named as a principal of this company on that same list, appears in no corporate filing for it as manager or officer.
What we like
- MCA-focused positioning
- Trustpilot reviewers report responsive early communication
What gave us pause
- BBB F, not accredited, with complaints left unanswered
- Formed May 2025, under a year of operating history
- Shares a manager, Adam Cuddyer, with Eastern Financial Partners, ranked #19
- No published fee structure
- A fraud allegation appears in public reviews
Who it’s for
- We do not have a reader profile we would send here
Who should look elsewhere
- Any owner who cannot afford to lose a fee and still owe the balance
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In their own words
What customers wrote about Corporate Rescue Advisors
What satisfied customers wrote
There are none. This company’s review average is 1.0 out of 5 across all 2 reviews on file, which is only arithmetically possible if every single one is a one-star. We looked for something positive to publish and there was nothing to find.
What complaints and critics wrote
“This company will tell you they are aggressive negotiators but they drag their feet and dont answer calls or emails timely. Its always were working on it it takes time. Stay away if you dont want to lose your company and be fed a bunch of lies.”
★ Jessica M · 07/28/2026 · BBB customer review
“[name withheld] me for over 20k. Stay far away!! I signed up with them to help me settle an MCA and they put me on a weekly payment which is was less than them. After 4 months I started asking what going on and have they even contacted the other MCA people that keep calling and harassing me. They them completely ignored me and stop answering any questions and put me on a DONOT CALL LIST!!! How in the world are we allowing companies like this still be in business and [name withheld]! Someone please help me? Can anyone help me with legal advise?”
★ Lu L · 05/28/2026 · BBB customer review
The company repliedHi [name withheld], thank you for taking the time to share your review. We sincerely apologize that your experience is not what you expected. You enrolled in a longer program with us, 16 months, and the best settlement offers occur at the tail-end of programs, not at the beginning. During your tenure with us, we were saving you almost 50% of your payments, which was injecting immediate cash flow back into your business. At the 5-month [name withheld] things seemed to have gotten shaky and a cancellation request was made. We do highly encourage clients to stay the full term, ride it out, and your business will get more than expected. Jumping ship less than mid-way is not advantageous for anyone. We would love to chat with you about this, maybe have you reconsider completing the program, with some special incentives! Please email [name withheld]& we assure it will be responded to promptly. Looking forward to your reply. Thanks again. All the best. Corporate Rescue Advisors [name withheld] Team
“I began working with this company in October 2025. To date, the company has taken $11,473.30 from my business via ACH payments. Due to ongoing issues described below, I placed a stop payment on 2 payments Summary of issues [name withheld] led me to believe they would be in communication with my creditor after approximately one month. After a couple of months passed with no clear progress, I asked when they would actually begin performing the services they [name withheld] resented. … When I attempted to call for support, I reached only a generic voicemail and did not receive call-backs. Multiple different numbers I have tried to call and all are generic voice mails. … However, when I call that number, it goes to a generic voicemail. Now the voicemail indicates it is full, and I am unable to leave a message. … Not one [name withheld] has gone to my creditor. Corporate Rescue Advisors have taken all the money for themselves.”
not shown (BBB complaint) · 02/03/2026 · BBB complaint · Service or Repair Issues
Quotes are reproduced exactly as written, including original spelling and punctuation, and are trimmed only with an ellipsis where marked. Where the BBB has redacted an employee’s name we show [name withheld]. Reviewers are identified only by the display name their platform shows. We pick quotes to represent the range on each profile, not to make a case, and we publish the overall rating and review count beside them so you can judge how typical any one of them is. Retrieved August 24, 2026.
The court record
Lawsuits involving Corporate Rescue Advisors
2 matters naming this company, grouped by who did the suing, because those are not the same fact. We confirmed 1 against a court record ourselves. The other 1 is listed as compiled by a third party with the docket unverified, and each one says so.
Lawsuits involving Corporate Rescue Advisors (2)
Each entry is tagged by who brought it. A funder suing a settlement firm and a client suing one are close to opposite facts, so read the tag before the caption.
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Client sued Finish Line Maintenance Services LLC v. Corporate Rescue Advisors, LLC Status not verified
An operating business that signed a debt settlement agreement in October 2025 sued Corporate Rescue Advisors, LLC, alleging unauthorized practice of law and deceptive trade practices in connection with that agreement, including charging non-refundable fees and encouraging clients to breach creditor contracts; the complaint seeks disgorgement of fees and injunctive relief under the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act. No ruling on the merits has been verified.
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Funder sued Specialty Capital, LLC v. Corporate Rescue Advisors, LLC, Eastern Financial Partners; and Frank Venezio Docket not verifiedSearch this court’s portal ↗
Claims we could not verify, and therefore do not state as fact: “Specialty Capital, LLC v. Corporate Rescue Advisors, LLC, Eastern Financial Partners; and Frank Venezio” (https://www.beaconclient.com/lawsuitsentities and https://www.beaconclient.com/settlementlawsuits (lead list published by competitor Beacon Client Solutions, LLC)); “Finish Line Maintenance Services LLC v. Corporate Rescue Advisors, LLC — Broward County Clerk” (beacon-leads.md). Each appears online with no court, caption, or docket behind it. We list them so you know we looked.
Part of this list was compiled by Beacon Client Solutions, which is itself a debt-resolution firm and a competitor of most companies it names. We reproduce its entries because the captions are real and checkable, we verified what we could, and we label the rest rather than dropping them. Read the selection with its source in mind, ours included.
Court records are public and they change. A filed complaint contains allegations, not findings, and a case appearing here is not a conclusion that the company did anything wrong. Where a case ended, we say how it ended. Where we could not confirm a docket, we say that too. One limit worth knowing: free docket sources show only what someone has already paid to fetch, so a case we describe as open may have been resolved since the date shown against it. Treat every date here as the last time the record was refreshed, not as today. Last verified August 24, 2026.