The How Do I Get Him Back sales page, captured 2026-09-23
How Do I Get Him Back review
Advice for winning an ex back, and for staying steady while you try.
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
It's usually late when people go looking for something like this. You've reread the same messages too many times, you're trying to work out which moment it turned, and part of you wants a plan more than you want advice. That's who this is for. How Do I Get Him Back comes from Bob Grant, who lists himself as a licensed professional counsellor, with a real address and a phone number on the page. The pitch arrives as a video presentation, with a text version if you'd rather read. What it's actually selling is a way of understanding his side of the breakup and then acting calmly instead of from panic. That's worth something. Most people in this spot aren't short of feelings, they're short of a steady next step. Be clear-eyed about the limits. The page promises it works without offering any evidence that it does, so treat that as the seller's claim. It can't tell you whether he wants to come back. And you're only ever in charge of your half of it. The thing the page is quiet about is that billing recurs. You're signing up for something ongoing, not a one-off book, so find the cancellation terms before you put a card in.
Pros
- Written by someone with counselling credentials
- Real address and phone number listed
- Gives you something to do besides wait
- Cheap next to actual counselling sessions
Cons
- Recurring charge, not a one-off purchase
- Page never says the price or what's in it
- No evidence offered that it works
- Nothing here can change what he decides
What you get
The page doesn't itemise it. What's clear is that it's a digital programme from Bob Grant, who lists himself as a licensed professional counsellor, pitched through a video presentation with a read-instead text option, plus a US phone line and a business address in Acworth, Georgia. Billing recurs, so something continues after the first charge rather than arriving once and being done.
Before you buy
- Find the cancellation terms and the refund window before paying
- Check what the recurring charge is and how often it hits
- If you mainly want to feel better rather than get him back, a few counselling sessions may fit better
Who it suits
Someone freshly broken up with who wants a calm plan and a shift in perspective, not a guarantee.
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