Tom Martino Bio, Wiki, Age, Height, Family, Wife, Referral List, Show, and Net Worth.

Tom Martino Biography

Tom Martino is an American consumer advocate and American talk radio host who was born in the United States as Thomas Gerard. Also, he is known as “The Troubleshooter”. His nationally syndicated show “The Troubleshooter Show” airs from KHOW, based in Denver, Colorado.

His show format focuses on callers who give him specific complaints about businesses; ask general consumer-oriented questions; or have various problems they need help solving.

He also provides business as well as consumer advice to listeners. Martino investigates the complaints by contacting the other party in disputes when possible; he then gives advice as well as solicits comments from callers.

The show started more than 38 years ago and was syndicated nationally around the year 2001. Martino says that over the years, he has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars in cash, merchandise as well as services for consumers who contact him.

Quick Biography
Full Names	Tom Martino
Popular As	Martino
Gender	Male
Occupation / Profession	Consumer advocate, Talk radio host
Nationality	American
Race / Ethnicity	White
Religion	Not Known
Sexual Orientation	Straight

Tom Martino Age

Martino is 67 years old as of 2020, he was born in 1953 in the United States. Tom’s birthday is publicly not available. We will update this section once this information is available.

Age and Birthday Information
Age	67 years old as of 2020
Zodiac Sign	Not Available
Date of Birth	67 years old as of 2020
Place of Birth	United States
Birthday	Not Available

Tom Martino Height

Martino stands at an average height and has moderate weight. He appears to be quite tall in stature if his photos, relative to his surroundings, are anything to go by. However, details regarding his actual height and other body measurements are currently not publicly available. We are keeping tabs and will update this information once it is out.

Height and Weight Information
Height	Average
Weight	Moderate

Body Measurements

Body Measurements
Eye Color	Not Available
Hair Color	Not Available
Shoe Size	Not Known
Tricep Size	Not Known
Bicep Size	Not Available
Waist Size	Not Available
Chest Size	Not Available

Tom Martino Education

Martino’s education details are not clear to the public. We will update this section once this information is available.

Institution	Qualification
School	Not Known
College/ University	Not Known
Highest Qualification	Not Known

Tom Martino Family, Parents, and Siblings

Martino was born and raised by her parents in the USA. Our efforts to find out more about his family came to no avail as no such information is publicly available. Thus, the identity of Martino’s parents is still unclear. It is also not known if he has any siblings. Nevertheless, this section will be updated as soon as it is available.

Family Profile
Father (Dad)	To be Updated
Mother	To be Updated
Brother (s)	To be Updated
Sister (s)	To be Updated

Tom Martino’s Wife: Is he married?

Tom Martino was married to Holly Martino and Donna Martino. It is not publicly known whether he has any children. However, this information will be updated as soon as it is available.

Tom Martino’s New Wife

Martino and his wife, Holly Martino, had been ordered in 2011 to submit to an oral examination by the lawyers for International Bank, a creditor that alleges Tom Martino shifted some of his assets to Holly prior to filing for bankruptcy. 

Martino was arrested on suspicion of disturbing the peace and assault. Martino and his wife Holly Martino were driving near Interstate 25 and Auraria Parkway when they began arguing.

While the vehicle was stopped at a red light, Holly Martino, who was sitting in the passenger seat, opened her door as well as attempted to get out of the vehicle. Martino put his arm around his wife to keep her in the vehicle, according to the report. When the light turned green, Martino drove away, and the couple continued arguing. Martino then hit his wife in the face with a closed fist, causing a bloody nose, according to the report.

Holly was taken to a hospital for her injuries. Martino was arrested around 11:15 p.m. and was released on $550 bail. Martino declined to comment to The Denver Post on Monday.

In a Facebook post, Martino wrote that the incident was a “foolish mistake.” “Holly and I remain deeply in love and committed to each other and to our family,” Martino wrote. “We were both drinking too much. … We were both inadvertently injured, and we were not trying to hurt each other.”

Relationship Status	Name
Marital Status	Divorced
Wife	Holly Martino, Donna Martino(separated)
Children	Not Known

Tom Martino  Net Worth

Martino has an estimated net worth of $1.37 million dollars as of 2020. This includes his Assets, Money, and Income. His primary source of income is his career as a consumer advocate and an American talk radio host. Through his various sources of income, Tom has been able to accumulate good fortune but prefers to lead a modest lifestyle.

Salary and Networth Information
Salary	To be updated
Net Worth	$1.37 million
Source of Income	Consumer advocate

Tom Martino Trouble Shooter

Martino is a consumer advocate as well as an American talk radio host. He is also known as “The Troubleshooter”.

Tom Martino Referral List

Martino works the “Troubleshooter Referral List,” a rundown of organizations embraced by him. So as to be an individual from the Referral List, a business must consent to a code of morals, including consent to keep Martino’s choice on account of a contest with a shopper.

A business can pay to have Martino by and by underwrite their item or administration on air, however, commentators state that Tom Martino’s status as a purchaser promoter is undermined by the cash he gets for his support.

Martino’s site has an extensive disclaimer expressing that he isn’t obligated for the nature of administration got from the organizations he underwrites. In any case, it is the main type of publicizing that offers a plan of action to customers through, intervention, open tributes, media introduction, and open scolding and suspension of individuals who don’t have what it takes.

On his site, Martino states: “In spite of the fact that the Referral List is paid to promote, no individuals can “purchase” their direction onto the rundown nor would they be able to remain individuals except if they cling to our severe code of morals.”

The Referral List site likewise addresses the part expense structure, expressing, “Individuals from the Referral List are accused charges equivalent of the criticism and objections created in their fields of the undertaking.

Since we handle any objections about individuals, it makes sense that those classifications that produce the most work for us will be charged more than those that scarcely ever create input… Current individuals pay somewhere in the range of $1,200 every year for modest business in a solitary class as far as possible up to $16,000 yearly for an enormous organization covering numerous classifications with a few areas.”

Martino likewise started Liberty Bell Telecom, a broadcast communications organization, and offered it to Dish Network in 2010. He was additionally a land engineer and a private helicopter and plane pilot. On September 2, 2011, Tom Martino petitioned for Chapter 7 insolvency. He had acquired intensely to put resources into the land and wound up wiped out when land costs dropped.

Martino said that he owed about $36 million, in spite of the fact that his leasers put the figure at $78 million. The recording was challenged when a few loan bosses blamed Martino for inappropriately moving the property into his significant other’s name, which he denied.

After a careful examination, the U.S. Insolvency Court expelled the claim attached to Martino’s own chapter 11 and legal counselors from First Citizens Bank and Trust recognized, “no extortion or misrepresentations” on Martino’s sake.

After a progression of court procedures, insolvency was settled in March 2013. The main obligation incorporated into Martino’s chapter 11 recording was land business advances. All close-to-home obligation was paid previously or not long after chapter 11.

On 21 December 2013, Martino was captured by the Denver police for an examination of exasperating the harmony and aggressive behavior at home. The ambush charge was dropped because of an absence of proof. He didn’t challenge the charge of aggravating the harmony and acknowledged that conviction. All capture records, charges, and feelings have been erased from his record.

Tom Martino Show, Career

Martino’s career began at the Catskill Daily Mail, a newspaper in his native New York, where he wrote a consumer-oriented column. In 1976, he began working in radio and television. He continued to write columns for the Rocky Mountain News, but now writes columns only for his own website.

Martino brought his consumer advocacy to television, first at several stations in the Eastern United States. In Denver, he spent 18 years at CBS station KCNC-TV. His most recent television position was with Fox Broadcasting Company affiliate KDVR in Denver, which dropped his show from the schedule in 2011.

Martino is known for his bold style. If he believes a businessperson is acting unethically, he does not hesitate to call that person a liar or a cheat on air. If he believes the business is failing to respond to his investigation, he sometimes broadcasts the business’s phone number and encourages listeners to contact the business.

He is also known for letting consumers know when they are in the wrong and aids them in rectifying the situation and avoiding it in the future. On April 24, 2009, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued an opinion affirming the dismissal of a libel suit brought against Martino by an Oregon watercraft dealer.

A customer of the dealer had called Martino’s show to describe the problems she had with a personal watercraft that she bought from the dealer, and in the course of the on-the-air conversation, Martino said: “they’re just lying to you.” The dealer sued Martino for libel and interference with business relations.

The federal district court in Portland granted Martino’s anti-SLAPP motion, dismissed the dealer’s case, and awarded attorney fees to Martino against the dealer. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court, saying that Martino’s statement was a statement of opinion protected by the First Amendment. Gardner v. Martino, Ninth Circuit No. 06-35437 (April 24, 2009)

Tom Martino Podcast

The Troubleshooter, Tom Martino, gives practical, everyday advice with humor as well as intellect to listeners looking for help with their problems.

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