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National Debt Relief

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National Debt Relief reviews

3.9

71% would recommend to a friend

(1,583 total reviews)

Alex Kleyner

78% approve of CEO

72% positive business outlook

National Debt Relief has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 1,583 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The National Debt Relief employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Financial Services industry (3.6 stars).

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2K reviews
1.0
May 27, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

You can make money here but you have to commit to 10-12hr days working 6 days a week.

Cons

Bait and Switch: during training, they tell you that you will have tons of leads lined up where you can make good money but in reality, you will be lucky to get 2 inbounds a day. when you call assigned leads , NDR phone number shows up as "telemarketing" so no one picks up. Don't get me started on their lead generation partners (like rent to own and pop.health) . They transferred to ndr because the transfer agent said the client has over $10,000 in debt. they qualified them for ndr based on their secured debt. NDR only takes unsecured debt, NDR doesn't take car loans, mortgage loans, federal student loans and gov debt. In reality, the client has less than $3000 in debt and you need $7500 to qualify. You also get leads where the client is looking for help filling out their bank loan or SSI forms. These types of awful leads end up affecting your conversion which affects your money. No matter how much you complain about these awful leads no one does anything YES, Favoritism is EVERYWHERE in the company. company does everything in its power to set you up for failure.

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National Debt Relief Response
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Thank you for sharing your feedback about your experience. It's important for us to address these concerns and work towards improving the transparency surrounding the lead generation process and ensuring fairness throughout the company. We appreciate you taking the time to bring these issues to our attention. Thank you for your candor and your input.
1.0
Feb 18, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

*ABSOLUTLEY NONE, *There are multpile better companies out there who hire remote work and pay more., *They have a good training team so the trainers are great but do not let that decieve you, *If you want to work in a childish enviroment and not feel like you deserve to be treated like an adult ,this place is for you. They dont just let you work unadulterated , they force you to talk in the team chat.

Cons

You're just another number and so are their clients, They hire every month and have high turn over. They hired in Decemeber and they had no leads available for the reps, We were literally told in a mass email not to dial out more than 1 time per minute because there were no leads available and it messed with the algorithm, I later found out from someone that their top marketing rep quit (THEY KEPT THIS QUITE FROM EVERYONE) in October without notice , just left. Shortly after there was suddenly a lead shortage..pretty crazy since they're the largest Debt Settlment company out there. They spend crazy money on their Christmas and "Mile Stone " parties and make all the reps sign an "no social media post agreement " at these parties, They hire 50 cent , chain smokers and a few others, No one is impressed with these parties, They could've paid their employees a Christmas bonus instead of spending all that money on parties, but they won't because they don't value their employees like they claim to , they only value their image ,,and instead they take your money for clawbacks even during the holidays. Managment isn't the brightest either. They're all the same I think most of them never had a real career before. Many of the top performers quit and went to work for other DS companies because management is so horrible, there were no leads, their chargebacks are ridiculous,the base pay is too low , the commission tier is horrible, AND they feed all the hot leads to 2 reps and to the rookies,,In fact word has it that NDR threatened to sue other debt settlement companies for hiring their reps. Anyone knows that when top performing reps leave it's beacuase they're not happy and that there's clearly an issue with the company and with managment. NDR makes their reps - make thier clients split the monthly payments so that they can chargeback the rep if a client skips a payment meanwhile NDR still gets paid from that client. They MICROMANAGE you , They tell you when to take breaks when you can take a lunch and if you derail from your scheduled breaks they make you submit an exception form to justify why you had to break at a different time, Your manager will call your cell. Management is horrible, claim to have your best interest but they really do not. Once you choose your schedule you're stuck with it forever. They have a few top reps that magically hit 2 million in revenue monthly, math says that it doesnt add up because they make you read a 27 page agreement to each client that you enroll and it takes about 45 minutes to complete and that's if the client has no questions. AND when there are no leads available while clicking "get next" to dial out there is always a limit and a message the reads "no leads at this time" yet they want you to have 30 call per hour with their stupid "DPAH" SYSTEM Every email from upper managment is always negative in some way. Bottom line , this place is trash and high stress for little pay. they want you to bust your back , and new employees are happy for a while until thier clients start dropping and then NDR chargebacks and your commission goes into the negative, their base pay is pathetic and not current with the cost of living, I would nopt recommend anyone to work here.

1.0
Sep 13, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Coworkers are nice They provide bagels once a month Nice office location

Cons

Terrible management - they choose their favorites who agree with what they say and completely disregard those who are passionate and willing to help create a better place to work and change. The company also has limited opportunity due to this; if you can't be a suck up, you won't get promoted. The skills learned here are also so niche, it's hard to find a new job. These "negotiation skills" are barely transferable. The majority of my coworkers wanted to quit but couldn't because of how difficult it is to find another job. This company traps you. Multiple times over the 3 years I was there they would change our commission structure. They would also change their focus on a monthly basis. This is the worst and most inconsistent company I have ever worked for.

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