New Debt Help Forum Goes Live At http://www.DebtHelp.tv/

A new debt help forum is up at http://www.DebtHelp.tv/, a forum that co-founder Steve Brown describes as a safe place where anyone and everyone can come together to discuss their debt-related issues and get solid, real world advice.

The forum is easy to navigate and is broken down into a number of logical, debt related categories and sub-categories, from credit card debt to auto finance to student loan debt, and even features a "lounge" where visitors can post messages about anything they like.

When asked why the debt help forum was created, Brown replied, "People are really struggling with their debts, not just here in America but in Europe as well. Middle-class Americans are having serious trouble making ends meet, while English citizens are said to be living way beyond their means. All these folks need a place where they can come together to discuss their debt issues, read about other people's experiences and solutions, and get practical advice from debt professionals and other members who have great tips and advice to share.

"People want and need a forum that they can trust. Many other debt forums out there are owned by debt consolidation companies, so one can never really know what the true motivations are behind the advise that is given on those other forums."

Brown earns a portion of his living by trading in domain names and developed websites, but he says that he would never sell the debt help forum to a debt consolidation company.

"I've had my fair share of problems with debt," Brown continues, "and I became a co-founder of the debt forum because I had a feeling that there are a lot of folks out there like me who would like to have a place where they can discuss their debt issues without having to worry about being spammed or being pressured by a debt consolidation company representative.

"And we're serious about privacy, too. We understand that people are concerned about privacy these days so we configured our forum so that visitors can signup as full members of the forum and enjoy all the benefits of full membership, or they can read and post messages anonymously. We want everyone to feel comfortable discussing their debt issues on our forum so we've made debt help forum as privacy-friendly as possible."

Visitors to the http://www.DebtHelp.tv/ website can also review banks, credit card companies and just about any other type of financial services company, which Brown touts as one of the website's best features.

"One of the things I like most about the Internet is when I need to find useful information about a major product or service that I'm about to spend money on, I can do a quick Internet search and find websites that have real, unbiased reviews and ratings written by regular folks like me. The debt help forum is one of those websites; a one-stop forum about anything related to consumer debt."

Mr. Brown invites the world to stop by the debt forum at http://www.DebtHelp.tv/, to post or read debt related messages and articles, and to take advantage of the forum's free membership.