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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
Apr 10, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Work from home 1 hour lunches

Cons

The Learning & Development Team finds it perfectly acceptable to lie and over-exaggerate the amount of commission you’ll receive as an agent. Promises of “as a new hire, we’ll feed you leads so you can earn a $10k commission” and lies of “the average agent on the floor right now is making $80k” are CONSTANTLY thrown around during training when in reality, the company has a HIGH TURNOVER rate caused by agents only making hourly pay due to a commission structure being centered around you working 60hr/week (which isn't available right now due to the over saturation of agents and shortage of leads) with any OT being paid at a rate of 0.5x because the Recruiters concealed that you’re hired on as a “Salary Non-Exempt” Employee. YES! “SALARY NON-EXEMPT” @ $31.2k/yr.. WHAT A JOKE! Speaking of Recruiters, they also tell you that you’ll be taking majority inbound calls, which is also a lie. On a good day, you’ll receive an inbound call every 20 minutes. In the 3 months I’ve been with the company, I can count the number of legitimate sales conversations I’ve had with inbound callers on both of my hands.. The majority of the inbound calls will be misroutes or clients calling and asking for their agent because they’re too inept to dial an extension, which is found on the email we’re QA required to send to them and advise them of when we call them. Aside from that, there will be times where you’ll wait 1-2 hours for an inbound call.. Management turns a blind eye to the problem and encourages you to skip breaks and only take a 30 minute lunch so that you’re always available.. It’s almost like the phone software is a slot machine but with no set payout.. While waiting for inbound calls, you’ll be dialing OUTBOUND to leads that have been previously worked by an agent and didn't ask for the file to be closed or continue to call leads as old as 6 months who still haven’t learned how to answer their phone for a program THEY INQUIRED ABOUT. If you complain about the phone system or lack of leads, you’re basically guaranteed to never receive a sale again as the lead assignment will cease and you’ll find yourself with 2-4x LESS LEADS than everyone else.. Keep in mind that commission is NOT guaranteed and you need these fresh leads to even stand a chance of making sales.. Meanwhile, executives are always sending out emails boasting about the record profits the company is generating while roughly 15% of their 1.2k agent sales force is actually receiving commission.. From the lack of leads to the over saturation of agents, NDR does a GREAT JOB ensuring their agents are practically working for FREE while they rake in record profits month after month. AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE!!

2.0
May 20, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Coworkers are great. Fully remote. You can truly help people in need.

Cons

Fear based management, favoritism, no work life balance, terrible commission structure on top of below average pay. In order to make decent money you have to work at least 6 days a week 12 hours a day. Even if you put in the work you might not get paid since there are a lot of cancelations and you have no control over that. If you get cancels, you don’t get paid and you won’t get leads further digging you into a hole that’s impossible to get out of. They hired way too many people so now the majority are struggling to hit their goal. And they say they give you a flexible work week but don’t allow you to change your schedule.

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National Debt Relief Response
3y
Thank you for leaving a detailed review regarding your experience. As National Debt Relief continues to grow, we appreciate this kind of feedback. It is never our intent to make our people feel undervalued and we are constantly working to make sure team members are receiving the most competitive rates in the market. We encourage you to reach out to your People team contact if you are experiencing any behavior that contradicts our values.
1.0
Jul 15, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

None that I can see

Cons

RUN AWAY! Bait & Switch! Was hired for a 100% chat position and a week into training they tell us its PHONE sales! Then try to tell us its better. The person in charge of the iob change wasnt even professional enough to tell us to our face. He has his flunkies do the dirty work.

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National Debt Relief Response
11mo
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. While the role may not have aligned with your initial expectations, we appreciate your perspective. Feedback like yours adds to our understanding of the overall team member experience, particularly during the hiring and training process.
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