Veteran Benefits Guide

Veteran Benefits Advantage (VBA) was founded for the sole purpose of offering Veterans a risk-free program to obtain benefits they would not otherwise be able to receive. Most Veterans often lack key resources, medical support, and an understanding of the complex VA Compensation process. VBA guides Veterans in providing favorable evidence for their VA disability claim.
In the majority of circumstances VBA is able to create a mutually beneficial means where our clients are able to pay VBA its' well-earned fee. The Company incurs a great deal of hard costs and expenses to process each client’s file. Those costs includes doctor evaluations, a team of staff members specially trained in VA Compensation, and providing medical clinics throughout the nation. Every client who works with VBA signs a Client Service Agreement (CSA). That CSA outlines all potential fees specific to the client’s case. VBA CSA’s do not promise an increased rating or a specific outcome, such as is being claimed in this Revdex.com complaint. Ultimately, it is up to the VA to determine if an increased award is applicable based on the severity of the client’s symptoms.
VBA treats every complaint by a client seriously and we do everything in our power to assist our clients. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for some VBA clients, which after services have successfully increased their disability benefits, to then renege on their agreement to pay for the guidance provided. These clients attempt to avoid paying their bills by making false allegations. And yet there are others who can never be pleased with what services are provided, using this as a means to rationalize not paying their debts. In those circumstances VBA has no choice but to turn those accounts to a professional collection agency. Prior to submitting a response on Revdex.com website, the company makes every effort to work with the client to resolve any issues. If we are unsuccessful in contacting the client and/or the client refuses to cooperate in a resolution, then a response is posted.

I am posting this information as CEO of Veteran Benefits Advantage, LLC (“VBA”) so as to address this Revdex.com comment alleging our Company has improperly contacted parties concerning bills owing it. VBA has purchased some assets of Valued Veterans Consulting, LLC, (“VVCS”) the Company noted in the form accompanying those Revdex.com comments. The purchase includes the parties making the Revdex.com posts’ debts owing VVCS.
We have previously advised both the former affiliate, *** (“***”), and these parties making the Revdex.com comments of this and that their debts remain owing to VBA as the owner of VVCS’s accounts receivable. Rather than accept this as a legitimate debt, *** has undertaken efforts to convert those debts owing VBA by the clients making the Revdex.com comments to their benefit, collected the debts directly, and simultaneously published false information about VBA. By *** accepting payments from those clients it does not relieve them of their debts owing to VBA.
VBA has no choice but to continue to pursue the amounts legally outstanding and owing it, regardless of how *** and these client parties choose to interpret the debts. That effort includes reserving the right to name those clients owing VBA money as co-defendants to any/all legal actions involving the collection of these debts from ***. So as to legally enforce its right of ownership VBA has filed a lawsuit against *** and *** to collect the monies owing it. That lawsuit, filed in ***, alleges *** of improper collection of accounts due to VBA, misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of contract and implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, intentional interference with contract, intentional and negligent interference with prospective economic advantage, and breach of fiduciary duty.
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I am posting this information as CEO of Veteran Benefits Advantage, LLC (“VBA”) so as to address this Revdex.com comment alleging our Company has improperly contacted parties concerning bills owing it. VBA has purchased some assets of Valued Veterans Consulting, LLC, (“VVCS”) the Company noted in the form accompanying those Revdex.com comments. The purchase includes the parties making the Revdex.com posts’ debts owing VVCS.
We have previously advised both the former affiliate, *** (“***”), and these parties making the Revdex.com comments of this and that their debts remain owing to VBA as the owner of VVCS’s accounts receivable. Rather than accept this as a legitimate debt, *** has undertaken efforts to convert those debts owing VBA by the clients making the Revdex.com comments to their benefit, collected the debts directly, and simultaneously published false information about VBA. By *** accepting payments from those clients it does not relieve them of their debts owing to VBA.
VBA has no choice but to continue to pursue the amounts legally outstanding and owing it, regardless of how *** and these client parties choose to interpret the debts. That effort includes reserving the right to name those clients owing VBA money as co-defendants to any/all legal actions involving the collection of these debts from ***. So as to legally enforce its right of ownership VBA has filed a lawsuit against *** and *** to collect the monies owing it. That lawsuit, filed in ***, alleges *** of improper collection of accounts due to VBA, misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of contract and implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, intentional interference with contract, intentional and negligent interference with prospective economic advantage, and breach of fiduciary duty.
To confirm this lawsuit and review the details of it, please go to: