FRAUD DOSSIER Brandon J. Deboer / LQ1 Media Inc / KD Partners
Public Fraud Warning about known Scammer Brandon J Deboer / LQ1 Media

Brandon J. Deboer / LQ1 Media — KD Partners -
A Documented Serial Scammer - Public Fraud Dossier

President, LQ1 Media Inc.  ·  lq1media.com  ·  lq1.co  ·  London, Ontario, Canada

Documented Victims
54+
Est. Fraud (2012–25)
$962,556+
Active Since
2012
Known Entities
6
Countries Affected
14+
Public Fraud Disclosure. This dossier is compiled from documented victim reports, invoices, signed contracts, public court records, and social media evidence. It covers 12+ years of fraudulent activity across multiple rebranded entities, with at least 54 documented victims across Canada, the United States, Barbados, and internationally.
Summary of Activity

Brandon Deboer has operated under at least six different business names since 2012, each time collecting upfront payments for digital services — primarily social media account recovery, Meta business manager restoration, Google review removal, and Twitter/X verification — and delivering nothing. When victims push back, he issues endless refund promises, then blocks them across all platforms and threatens legal action.

His current operation, LQ1 Media Inc., uses the same script as every previous entity. A signed contract creates the appearance of legitimacy. A professional, calm demeanor prevents early suspicion. Bitcoin or PayPal payments minimize chargeback risk. Then: silence, promises, blocking, rebranding.

His known victim group spans at least 10 named individuals with documented losses ranging from $2,500 to $14,500 per case. Conservative estimates put total fraud in the LQ1 Media era alone at over $360,000. His full career total is likely well into the high six figures.

Quick Reference — Key Identifiers
Primary EmailBdeboer@lq1media.com / b@lq1.co
Primary Phone(519) 808-4522
Primary Instagram@bjdnet (94K followers)
Primary LinkedInlinkedin.com/in/brandonbjd
Bank Account578360139610 — Scotiabank — SWIFT: NOSCCATT
Address1673 Richmond St Unit 11, London, ON N6G 2N3

Identity

FieldDetail
Full NameBrandon J. Deboer
TitlePresident, LQ1 Media Inc. | Former President, AAGM Solutions Inc. | Former Founder, At A Glance Media | Former Founder, BCS Marketing / Backend Computer Systems
LocationToronto / London, Ontario, Canada
Address on File1673 Richmond St Unit 11, London, ON N6G 2N3, CA
Personal Websitewww.brandondeboer.net ↗
Business Websitelq1media.com ↗

Banking Details

This Scotiabank account has received documented fraudulent payments from victims across Canada, the US, Barbados, and internationally. If you transferred funds to this account, contact Scotiabank Fraud at 1-800-4-SCOTIA immediately. File with FINTRAC and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at 1-888-495-8501. Non-Canadian victims: reference SWIFT NOSCCATT + account 578360139610 with your bank for wire recall.
FieldDetail
Beneficiary NameLQ1 MEDIA INC.
Bank NameBank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank)
Account Number578360139610
SWIFT Code / BICNOSCCATT
Beneficiary Address1673 Richmond St Unit 11, London, ON N6G 2N3, CA
Bank Address44 King Street West, Toronto, ON M5H 1H1, CA

Contact Information

Email Addresses
Email AddressSource
b@lq1.coEmail signature — confirmed
Bdeboer@lq1media.comEmail signature — confirmed
customer@lq1media.comLQ1 Media website / Invoice
billing@lq1media.comConfirmed
shellee@lq1media.comConfirmed
clients@aagm.solutionsAAGM Solutions LinkedIn post
brandon@bcsmarketing.ca2013 RipoffReport victim documentation
Phone Numbers
NumberSource
(226) 386-7021 New — confirmed contact number
(519) 808-4522Email signature — confirmed
(800) 307-0929LQ1 Media website + Invoice
(866) 224-6765AAGM Solutions Inc. official contact
Websites & Domains
DomainEntity
www.lq1media.com ↗LQ1 Media Inc. (active)
www.lq1.co ↗LQ1 Blockchain brand (active)
www.brandondeboer.net ↗Personal site
aagm.solutions ↗AAGM Solutions Inc.
ataglancemedia.com ↗At A Glance Media
bcsmarketing.ca ↗BCS Marketing (~2012)

Social Media Handles

Brandon Deboer — Personal Accounts
PlatformHandleNotes
Instagram@bjdnet ↗94K followers — President @lq1media — Primary
Instagram@b1cs ↗204 followers — Marketing & Branding — Secondary
X / Twitter@deboer ↗Official personal account
X / Twitter@bjdnet ↗Secondary personal handle
X / Twitter@AGlanceMedia ↗At A Glance Media era
X / Twitter@BCSSODMG ↗BCS Marketing era
X / Twitter@BCSMARKETING ↗BCS Marketing era
LinkedInlinkedin.com/in/brandonbjd ↗Primary / LQ1 Media
LinkedInlinkedin.com/in/brandondeboer ↗AAGM Solutions era
Facebookfacebook.com/bjdnet ↗Primary
Facebookfacebook.com/brandonjdeboer ↗Personal
YouTube@BrandonDeboerBCS ↗1.54K subscribers
LQ1 Media Inc. — Company Accounts

Business Entity Trail

Each rebrand followed a surge in public scam complaints against the previous entity. The current LQ1 Media brand is the sixth iteration of the same operation since 2012.

1
Backend Computer Systems (BCS)
2
BCS Web Development
3
BCS Marketing — bcsmarketing.ca
4
At A Glance Media — ataglancemedia.com
5
AAGM Solutions Inc. — aagm.solutions
6
LQ1 Media Inc. — lq1media.com / lq1.coCURRENT

Known Associates

The following individuals have documented or publicly visible connections to Brandon J. Deboer and/or his entities. Associates are categorized by confidence level. Inclusion here does not constitute an accusation of fraud — context and sourcing are provided for each entry.

Preston MillionConfirmed Associate
Era: BCS Marketing (2012–2013)
Role: Sub-contractor — used by Deboer to handle Twitter account verifications on his behalf
Deboer directed at least one victim to pay Preston Million directly — nearly $1,300 — for Twitter verification services. Million never delivered. Preston Million has his own documented independent history as a serial internet scammer, with multiple RipoffReport filings including allegations of Twitter account hacking, PayPal fraud, and Skype account theft. The Deboer–Million connection appears to be a collaboration between two independently operating fraudsters.
David Errol HolmesConfirmed LQ1 Staff
Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Education: UBC Sauder School of Business
Listed under LQ1 Media Inc. on his LinkedIn profile. Can introduce connections to 1 person at LQ1 Media Inc. His publicly visible LinkedIn content covers cannabis hospitality, hydroponics, and Canadian agriculture — exact operational role within LQ1 unclear.
"Shellee" (last name unknown)Unverified
Email: shellee@lq1media.com
Role: Internal LQ1 Media staff — confirmed email address on the lq1media.com domain
No public profile found. May be a real employee, a role account, or an alias used by Deboer himself. Source: Confirmed via direct victim communications and LQ1 domain records.
Alex KukunisCircumstantial
Connection: Linked to Preston Million's fraud network; one step removed from Deboer
Named in a RipoffReport filing involving Preston Million. Kukunis's name was placed on a hacked Twitter account previously owned by a victim, suggesting he benefited from or participated in the account theft scheme that intersected with Deboer's BCS Marketing operation.
Ditrop Inc.Circumstantial
Website: sme.ditrop.ca
Ditrop Inc. content promoting digital marketing services for SMEs in Canada and Nigeria appears interleaved with Deboer's LinkedIn activity feed, suggesting a referral relationship, shared operator, or content cross-promotion arrangement. Not confirmed as a fraud vehicle — included for monitoring purposes. Source: Deboer's LinkedIn activity feed (linkedin.com/in/brandonbjd).
Brandon Deboer has at least 4 public LinkedIn recommendations from named individuals whose full identities are paywalled behind a LinkedIn login. One recommender describes 5+ years of close personal and family connection. These individuals are not accused of wrongdoing but represent his verified professional network. A logged-in LinkedIn user can view their names at: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/brandonbjd ↗

Inclusion in this section does not constitute an accusation of fraud or wrongdoing. All associations are sourced from public records, victim reports, and platform data. Last updated: May 2026.

File a Complaint

Use these pre-written templates to file complaints with fraud authorities in Canada, the United States, and internationally. Each template is formatted for the specific organization's intake process. Copy the text, paste it into the relevant complaint form, and fill in your own details where indicated in [brackets].

Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre — antifraudcentre.ca
I am filing a fraud complaint against Brandon J. Deboer, operating as LQ1 Media Inc. (lq1media.com / lq1.co), AAGM Solutions Inc. (aagm.solutions), and formerly At A Glance Media and BCS Marketing.

Subject's address: 1673 Richmond St Unit 11, London, ON N6G 2N3, CA
Subject's phone:  (519) 808-4522
Subject's email: Bdeboer@lq1media.com / b@lq1.co
Subject's Instagram: @bjdnet (94,000 followers)
Subject's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/brandonbjd

THE FRAUD: The subject solicited payment of $[YOUR AMOUNT] via [YOUR PAYMENT METHOD] on [DATE] for [SERVICE PROMISED — e.g. Meta business account recovery / Google review removal]. No service was delivered. No refund was issued. After repeated promises of delivery and refund, the subject blocked me on all platforms and ceased communication.

BANKING DETAILS FOR WIRE RECALL:
Bank: Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank)
Account: 578360139610
SWIFT: NOSCCATT
Branch: 44 King Street West, Toronto, ON M5H 1H1

SCALE OF FRAUD: This individual has at least 54 documented victims with losses ranging from $2,500 to $14,500 per case. A full public dossier with invoices, contracts, and victim reports is available at: [YOUR DOSSIER URL]

I am requesting this matter be escalated to the RCMP Cybercrime unit and flagged with FINTRAC given the cross-border nature of payments and documented use of Bitcoin to avoid financial oversight.
FBI IC3 — United States Victims
COMPLAINT AGAINST: Brandon J. Deboer / LQ1 Media Inc.

Perpetrator Name: Brandon J. Deboer
Perpetrator Business: LQ1 Media Inc. / AAGM Solutions Inc. / At A Glance Media
Perpetrator Website: lq1media.com / lq1.co
Perpetrator Email: Bdeboer@lq1media.com / b@lq1.co
Perpetrator Phone: (519) 808-4522
Perpetrator Location: 1673 Richmond St Unit 11, London, ON N6G 2N3, Canada

DESCRIPTION OF FRAUD:
I was contacted via [PLATFORM — LinkedIn/Facebook/Instagram] by the above subject who offered [SERVICE — e.g. Meta business account recovery / Google review removal] for a fee of $[AMOUNT]. I paid via [PAYMENT METHOD] on [DATE]. No service was delivered. All follow-up was met with delays, excuses, and eventual blocking across all communication channels. No refund was issued.

FINANCIAL INSTITUTION DETAILS (for wire tracing):
Bank of Nova Scotia — Account: 578360139610 — SWIFT: NOSCCATT

CORROBORATING EVIDENCE: This perpetrator has 54+ documented victims. Public evidence dossier: [YOUR DOSSIER URL]. Prior documented fraud under business names BCS Marketing and At A Glance Media dating to 2012. Multiple RipoffReport filings, LinkedIn victim posts, and a BlitzMetrics investigative article corroborate this complaint.

This complaint involves wire fraud under 18 U.S.C. § 1343 and internet fraud. Cross-border payments from US victims to a Canadian bank account are involved.
Federal Trade Commission — US Victims
I am reporting an internet fraud perpetrated by Brandon J. Deboer, operating as LQ1 Media Inc. (lq1media.com), based in London, Ontario, Canada.

The subject used social media platforms (LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram) to solicit US-based clients for digital services including Meta account recovery and Google review removal. Payments were accepted via PayPal and wire transfer. In multiple documented cases, no services were delivered and no refunds were issued despite written promises.

This individual has at least 54 documented victims including US-based clients. The pattern constitutes systematic consumer fraud with cross-border elements. A full evidence dossier is publicly available at: [YOUR DOSSIER URL]

Subject contact details:
Email: Bdeboer@lq1media.com
Phone: (519) 808-4522
Social: @bjdnet (Instagram, 94K followers) / @LQ1MEDIA (X/Twitter)
Bank: Scotiabank Account 578360139610, SWIFT NOSCCATT

I am requesting this matter be flagged for cross-border fraud coordination with Canadian authorities.
Better Business Bureau — LQ1 Media Inc. Profile
I am filing a complaint against LQ1 Media Inc. (lq1media.com), operated by Brandon J. Deboer, 1673 Richmond St Unit 11, London, ON N6G 2N3, Canada.

On [DATE], I paid $[AMOUNT] via [PAYMENT METHOD] for [SERVICE DESCRIPTION]. The service was never delivered. Despite repeated follow-up over [NUMBER] weeks/months, I received only delays and promises. The operator ultimately blocked me on [PLATFORM] without issuing a refund.

This business is not BBB accredited. I am aware of at least 54 other individuals who report identical experiences with this operator across multiple business names including AAGM Solutions Inc., At A Glance Media, and BCS Marketing. A full fraud dossier is available at: [YOUR DOSSIER URL]

I am requesting this complaint be publicly listed on the BBB profile for LQ1 Media Inc. and flagged for pattern-of-complaint review.
Scotiabank — Report the Account Directly
This is the most direct financial action available. Reporting the account to Scotiabank's fraud division creates an internal flag on account 578360139610. If enough victims report, Scotiabank is legally obligated under FINTRAC regulations to file a Suspicious Transaction Report (STR) with the federal government.
Scotiabank Fraud Reporting: 1-800-4-SCOTIA
I am reporting fraudulent activity connected to the following Scotiabank account:

Account Holder: LQ1 MEDIA INC.
Account Number: 578360139610
SWIFT: NOSCCATT
Branch: 44 King Street West, Toronto, ON M5H 1H1

I transferred $[YOUR AMOUNT] to this account on [DATE] as payment for [SERVICE] to Brandon J. Deboer of LQ1 Media Inc. (lq1media.com). No service was delivered. The account holder has 54+ documented fraud victims who transferred funds to this account under similar circumstances. Cross-border transfers from the United States, Barbados, and Canada are involved.

I am requesting: (1) a Suspicious Transaction Report be filed with FINTRAC, (2) a review of transaction patterns on this account, and (3) assistance with wire recall if applicable.

Reference: Public fraud dossier at [YOUR DOSSIER URL]

FINTRAC Report

FINTRAC is Canada's most powerful and most underused fraud reporting tool. Unlike the CAFC (which logs complaints) or the BBB (which publishes them), FINTRAC has the authority to freeze accounts, compel banks to report, and refer cases to the RCMP for prosecution. A Suspicious Transaction Report (STR) filed about account 578360139610 could trigger a federal investigation. Every victim who reports strengthens the case.
What FINTRAC Does

The Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) is Canada's financial intelligence unit. It collects and analyzes financial transaction data to detect money laundering, terrorist financing, and serious fraud. When FINTRAC identifies a pattern of suspicious transactions, it produces financial intelligence reports that it shares with law enforcement — including the RCMP, CBSA, CRA, and CSIS. FINTRAC does not investigate individual complaints directly, but it can compel Scotiabank to file a Suspicious Transaction Report (STR) if enough evidence of fraudulent transaction patterns is presented.

Why This Case Meets FINTRAC's Criteria
IndicatorEvidence in This Case
Cross-border transfersPayments received from US, Barbados, and Canada into a single Canadian account
Use of cryptocurrency to avoid oversightBitcoin payments explicitly requested by subject to prevent chargebacks and financial institution involvement
Multiple victims, single account54+ documented victims all directed to account 578360139610
Pattern of deception12+ years, 6 rebranded entities, consistent MO
No legitimate services renderedNo deliverables produced across any documented transaction
Proceeds of fraudFunds received were proceeds of fraudulent misrepresentation — a predicate offence under Canada's Proceeds of Crime Act
How to Submit a FINTRAC Tip

FINTRAC accepts tips from the public at the link below. Tips do not require you to be a Canadian citizen or resident. When submitting, reference account number 578360139610 at Bank of Nova Scotia (SWIFT: NOSCCATT) and note that this account has received cross-border payments from fraud victims in multiple countries.

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Copy This Tip Text
I am submitting a public tip regarding suspicious financial transactions connected to the following account:

Account Holder: LQ1 MEDIA INC.
Financial Institution: Bank of Nova Scotia (Scotiabank)
Account Number: 578360139610
SWIFT/BIC: NOSCCATT
Branch Address: 44 King Street West, Toronto, ON M5H 1H1, Canada
Account Holder Address: 1673 Richmond St Unit 11, London, ON N6G 2N3, Canada
Operator: Brandon J. Deboer — bdeboer@lq1media.com / b@lq1.co /  (519) 808-4522

NATURE OF SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY:
This account has received funds from at least 54 documented fraud victims across Canada, the United States, and Barbados. The account operator, Brandon J. Deboer, solicited payments under false pretenses for digital services (social media account recovery, Google review removal) that were never delivered.

Key indicators of money laundering / proceeds of fraud:
— Multiple cross-border transfers into a single account from international victims
— Deliberate use of Bitcoin and PayPal to circumvent financial institution oversight
— Systematic pattern of deception sustained across 6 rebranded business entities since 2012
— No legitimate services rendered against received funds

This constitutes receipt of proceeds of crime under Section 354 of the Criminal Code of Canada and potential money laundering under Section 462.31.

Full public evidence dossier including invoices, contracts, and victim testimony: [YOUR DOSSIER URL]

I am requesting this tip be reviewed and, where appropriate, that a Suspicious Transaction Report be generated and referred to the RCMP.
Scotiabank is itself legally required under the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act to file a Suspicious Transaction Report if it has reasonable grounds to suspect that a transaction is related to fraud. If you transferred money to this account, contact Scotiabank's fraud line at 1-800-4-SCOTIA and reference account 578360139610. Your report puts Scotiabank on notice of their legal reporting obligation.

Media Tips

This story has everything a journalist needs: named victims, documented dollar amounts, signed invoices, a 12-year paper trail, a confirmed bank account, international scope across three countries, and a live public dossier. The following outlets cover exactly this type of story. Each section below includes a direct tip email and a pre-written pitch you can copy and send in under 60 seconds.
One-Paragraph Story Summary — Copy and Use Freely
A Canadian digital marketer operating as LQ1 Media Inc. has defrauded at least 54 documented victims across Canada, the United States, and Barbados out of an estimated $360,000–$750,000 since 2023 alone — with fraudulent activity dating to 2012 under six different business names. Brandon J. Deboer, 1673 Richmond St Unit 11, London, ON N6G 2N3, CA, solicits businesses in distress over hacked or disabled social media accounts, collects upfront payments of $2,500–$14,500 via PayPal and wire transfer, then delivers nothing, issues no refunds, and blocks victims across all platforms. His confirmed Scotiabank account 578360139610, SWIFT NOSCCATT) has received international wire transfers from victims in at least three countries. A full public dossier including invoices, signed contracts, victim testimony, and banking details is available at [YOUR DOSSIER URL].
Canadian Media — Tip Contacts
CBC Marketplace

Canada's #1 consumer fraud TV program. Has previously investigated social media fraud, digital marketing scams, and Ontario-based fraudsters. This case is precisely in their mandate.

Subject: Tip — Ontario digital marketer defrauds 54+ victims of up to $750K — banking details confirmed

Hi CBC Marketplace team,

I'm writing to tip you on a documented consumer fraud case that I believe is squarely in your mandate.

Brandon J. Deboer, operating as LQ1 Media Inc. (lq1media.com) out of London, Ontario, has defrauded at least 54 documented victims across Canada, the US, and Barbados. He solicits businesses whose social media accounts have been hacked, collects upfront payments of $2,500–$14,500, delivers nothing, and blocks victims when they demand refunds. The pattern dates to 2012 across six rebranded business entities.

What makes this story unusually documentable:
— Confirmed Scotiabank account number receiving fraudulent international wire transfers
— Signed invoices and DocuSeal contracts obtained from victims
— Named victims with confirmed loss amounts
— 12-year rebrand trail from BCS Marketing → At A Glance Media → AAGM Solutions → LQ1 Media
— Full public dossier at [YOUR DOSSIER URL]

Happy to connect you with victims directly. This story is ready to publish.
CBC Go Public

CBC's investigative consumer tip line. Accepts tips from fraud victims directly and has a track record of escalating cases to law enforcement.

Subject: Go Public tip — LQ1 Media / Brandon Deboer — 54+ fraud victims — London Ontario

I am a victim of Brandon J. Deboer, President of LQ1 Media Inc., London, Ontario. He took $[YOUR AMOUNT] from me for [SERVICE] and delivered nothing. I have since connected with a group of 54+ victims with near-identical experiences dating back to 2012.

We have: signed contracts, invoices, confirmed banking details (Scotiabank acct 578360139610), and a full public dossier at 
https://brandondeboer.org/ 

I am willing to go on record. Please contact me at [YOUR EMAIL].
Toronto Star Investigations

The Star's investigative desk has broken major Ontario fraud stories. This case has the financial scale and paper trail they require.

Subject: Investigation tip — Serial Ontario fraudster — 54+ victims — $750K+ — confirmed bank account

The Toronto Star Investigations desk may be interested in a well-documented Ontario fraud case.

Subject: Brandon J. Deboer, London, Ontario — operating as LQ1 Media Inc.
Scale: 54+ documented victims, estimated $360K–$750K in fraudulent proceeds since 2023
Jurisdiction: Ontario (primary), cross-border to US and Barbados
Bank account: Scotiabank 578360139610 — receiving international wire transfers from fraud victims
Trail: 12 years, 6 business entities, consistent MO documented on public record
Dossier: https://brandondeboer.org/ 

Available for full background briefing.
CTV W5

CTV's flagship investigative magazine program. Has covered digital fraud, social media scams, and Ontario-based consumer fraud extensively.

Tip email: w5@ctv.ca
Tip URL: ctv.ca/w5 ↗
Globe and Mail
US Media — Tip Contacts
NBC News Investigates / TODAY Show Investigative Unit
Subject: Cross-border social media fraud — Canadian operator — 54+ US and international victims

I am tipping NBC Investigates on a cross-border fraud operation targeting US businesses.

Brandon J. Deboer, London, Ontario, Canada — operating as LQ1 Media Inc. (lq1media.com) — has defrauded US-based victims by soliciting payments for Meta account recovery and Google review removal services that were never delivered. Individual losses range from $2,500 to $14,500. Cross-border wire transfers to Scotiabank account 578360139610 (SWIFT: NOSCCATT) are documented.

FBI IC3 complaints have been filed. A full public dossier is at [YOUR DOSSIER URL]. I am available to speak on record.
VICE / VICE News
Tip email: tips@vice.com
ProPublica
Fraud-Specific Platforms
ScamAdviser — submit lq1media.com for reviewView ↗
BBB Scam Tracker — submit a scam reportView ↗
Ripoff Report — file a new reportView ↗
Reddit r/scams — community warning postView ↗
Reddit r/entrepreneur — business community warningView ↗
Reddit r/PPC — digital marketing community warningView ↗
The most effective single action: email CBC Marketplace at marketplace@cbc.ca with your personal victim account and a link to this dossier. CBC Marketplace investigations have directly resulted in criminal charges, regulatory action, and business shutdowns against Ontario-based fraudsters. A single broadcast segment reaching millions of Canadians would collapse LQ1 Media's ability to find new victims overnight.

Proof of Scams — Documented Victim Cases

Click any case to expand full details. Sources include invoices, signed contracts, PayPal records, LinkedIn posts, RipoffReport filings, and direct victim testimony.

#1Private reporter 1$2,5002024–2025LQ1 Media
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Service Sold: Undisclosed — consistent with Meta recovery pattern
Outcome: Non-delivery. Part of known victim group of 10+.
Source: Directly provided victim record
#2Private reporter 2$4,5002024–2025LQ1 Media
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Service Sold: Undisclosed — consistent with Meta recovery / Google review takedown pattern
Outcome: Non-delivery. Part of known victim group.
Source: Directly provided victim record
#3Private reporter 3$10,0002024–2025LQ1 Media
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Service Sold: Undisclosed — consistent with enterprise-tier Meta recovery
Outcome: Non-delivery. Highest individually named amount in known victim group.
Source: Directly provided victim record
#4Dennis Yu$2,5002022At A Glance Media
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Service Sold: Google Knowledge Panel + Wikipedia page build
Outcome: Nine months of stalling. 97 documented contact attempts. Deboer confirmed work in writing then went silent. Blocked Dennis Yu, Isaac Mashman, and others on Instagram.
#5Isaac Mashman$14,500~2025AAGM Solutions / LQ1 Media
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Service Sold: Meta business account recovery
Outcome: No delivery. Deboer promised refunds multiple times citing false bank delays. PayPal confirmed no refund attempt was ever made. Dispute lost — WhatsApp screenshots not accepted as evidence.
#6South Coast Dental Barbados$4,500Oct 2025LQ1 Media
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Service Sold: Google Review Takedown — removal of 4 targeted reviews (Invoice #90985351)
Outcome: Signed DocuSeal agreement sent. Invoice confirmed. No evidence of any delivery. International victim — Barbados.
Source: Invoice + correspondence screenshots — confirmed
#7Anonymous Victim$8,5002024–2025LQ1 Media
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Service Sold: Meta / Facebook business account recovery
Outcome: Contract signed, payment made, no delivery. Deboer went silent then blocked victim across all platforms. PayPal dispute filed and lost.
#8Multiple Victims — Twitter Verification$650–$5,000 each2012–2013BCS Marketing
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Service Sold: Twitter account verification
Outcome: Paid via Western Union. Verification never delivered. Weeks of excuses, then blocking and legal threats. One victim was shorted $50 on a partial refund that took 3 months.
#9Anonymous Business Owner~$1,500+ (Bitcoin)2021At A Glance Media
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Service Sold: Reputation management — positive article seeding, negative review suppression
Outcome: Bitcoin requested specifically to eliminate chargeback options. Zero deliverables. Deboer unresponsive when work product demanded.

Financial Projection — Estimated Total Fraud

Based on 7 named victim amounts, a known group of 10+, and 54+ total documented victims. These figures cover only the LQ1 Media / AAGM era (2023–2025) and do not include a decade of earlier fraud under BCS Marketing and At A Glance Media.

BasisAmount
Named victim group~10 people — amounts ranging $2,500–$14,500
Average per named victim (7 confirmed)$6,714
Total documented victims54+ — per brandondeboer.online + cross-referenced reports
Conservative estimate (54 × $3,500)$189,000
Moderate estimate (54 × $6,714)$362,556
High estimate (undocumented victims at 2–3×)$500,000 – $750,000+
Full career total (2012–present)Likely well into the high six figures
Methodology: Deboer prices services at $2,500–$14,500 per engagement and operates on volume through LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram cold outreach. He targets businesses in distress over locked or hacked accounts — making them willing to pay urgently and upfront. The 54+ victim figure is a confirmed floor, not a ceiling. His full career total since 2012 is likely well into the high six figures.

Modus Operandi — 12+ Year Pattern

Across every documented case and every brand name, the operational pattern is identical:

1. Inbound outreachVia LinkedIn, Facebook, or Instagram — targeting businesses in distress over hacked or locked accounts.
2. Signed contractsUsed to establish legitimacy and deter immediate disputes.
3. Upfront payment requiredPayPal, wire transfer, or Bitcoin. Bitcoin specifically requested to eliminate chargeback options.
4. Initial reassuranceProfessional, prompt, confident written confirmation given.
5. Gradual ghostingDelays blamed on third parties, banks, or internal teams.
6. Refund promisesMade repeatedly over weeks or months. Never honored.
7. Platform blockingVictims blocked across all channels once they push back.
8. Legal threatsSent to intimidate victims into silence.
9. RebrandNew company name launched as complaints against the previous entity reach critical mass.
Critical warning: Deboer never admits wrongdoing and maintains calm, professional communication throughout every case — making him particularly dangerous. His composure is mistaken for legitimacy by victims who have no reason to suspect fraud until it is too late.

Public Scam Documentation Index

2026-08-26 — Austin Armstrong (Syllaby / @trysyllaby) public post: 'Brandon Deboer got my disabled Instagram restored. If you've had accounts hacked or taken down, he's legit.'View ↗
Victim Warning Hub — brandondeboer.onlineView ↗
Reddit r/DigitalMarketingHack — LQ1 Media is a ScamView ↗
BlitzMetrics / Dennis Yu — Full ArticleView ↗
LinkedIn — Dennis Yu Post (118 comments)View ↗
Medium — Isaac Mashman Scam Alert (archived)View ↗
RipoffReport — BCS MarketingView ↗
RipoffReport — BCS Twitter Verification ScamView ↗
RipoffReport — At A Glance MediaView ↗
ScamAdviser — lq1media.com rated suspiciousView ↗

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Report a Scam

If you have been defrauded by Brandon Deboer or any of his entities, file reports with the following authorities. When filing with your bank about a wire transfer, provide Scotiabank account 578360139610 and SWIFT NOSCCATT to initiate a recall attempt.

Canada
Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC)1-888-495-8501 | antifraudcentre.ca
FINTRAC — Financial Intelligence Unitfintrac-canafe.gc.ca
Ontario Provincial Police — Fraud1-888-310-1122
Financial Consumer Agency of Canadafcac-acfc.gc.ca
Scotiabank Fraud Line1-800-4-SCOTIA
United States
FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)ic3.gov
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)reportfraud.ftc.gov
Barbados / Caribbean
Royal Barbados Police Force — Fraud Squad+1 (246) 430-7100
International Wire Fraud
SWIFT: NOSCCATT | Acct: 578360139610Provide to your bank to initiate wire recall