Reported: Credit Glory GLORY (Company)
Compiled by ScamMarketCap from public recordsHappened Aug 10, 2026United States
Credit Glory and a network of related companies sold credit repair services nationwide, according to a lawsuit the Federal Trade Commission filed in federal court in Arizona on August 3, 2026. The FTC alleges that since at least 2016 the operation used Google ads to intercept people searching for debt collectors and creditors, including military-related creditors such as USAA, and that its telemarketers posed as those companies. It allegedly charged illegal upfront fees, enrolled people in recurring charges without clear consent and, in some cases, filed false identity theft reports on the FTC's IdentityTheft.gov site without consumers' knowledge. The complaint says the scheme deceived thousands of consumers and collected at least $172.5 million from them in the three years before the suit. The FTC put the total at nearly $200 million.
The court froze the defendants' assets and appointed a receiver on August 4, 2026, and granted a preliminary injunction on September 4. The defendants are 17 companies and five individuals: Alexander Brola, Liam Emery, Marko Petkovic, Joshua Curtis and David Naylor. The allegations have not been proven, and the case is pending.
The receiver has suspended the businesses. According to the receiver, no refunds are available yet.
This case file is compiled from public records and established reporting. Status as of the last update, Nov 3, 2026.
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