Brooks Financial Associates

Ladens Mom 

on Google

3 months ago

I choose to give this business 5 stars because your services protect the lives of people who make their families a priority when life happens. One illness, tragedy, or even death can make the difference with what happens to your home, but more importantly what happens to your family. Later may be too late, and tomorrow may never come. Keep doing everything that you do, because your efforts are a blessing for those who need it. 

Kaitlin Gottlieb 

on Google

11 months ago

Is it absolutely necessary to SPAM MAIL people. No one wants to ever work with a nagging company. Bad way of doing business. Update: I have received NUMEROUS letters from you all, not just one. Your address is listed, but not the company name. The fact that people have to search the address to figure out who is bothering them is not good business either. Maybe learn from your complaints? 

Anonymous 

on Google

11 months ago

Is it absolutely necessary to SPAM MAIL people. No one wants to ever work with a nagging company. Bad way of doing business. Update: I have received NUMEROUS letters from you all, not just one. Your address is listed, but not the company name. The fact that people have to search the address to figure out who is bothering them is not good business either. Maybe learn from your complaints? 

Vanessa 

on Google

2 years ago

Scammers!!! They send pink "time sensitive" spam in the mail after they fid out you bought a house. There is no phone number to call. They try to make it look "official" when in reality its just a shady marketing ploy. Stay far away from companies that scam people by making them think its really an important document not a sketchy sales tactic. 

Nate Brant 

on Google

2 years ago

Brooks Financial Associates - building their selfish version of the American Dream one deceptive mailer at a time! BFA’s flavor of “expiring car warranty” is the official-looking life insurance mailers that clog up everyone’s mailbox every day; irregardless of the spam-ee’s locale (or financial situation). Is the approach legal? Apparently. Is it the sort of behavior you’d expect from an intentional, community-oriented organization?