Nationwide Debt Reduction Services
reviews and complaints

Originally I just commented on another complaint. But then I decided more needed to be said. These threatening letters demanding to call or else, need to stop. their advertising borders on fraud and harassment. My representative had their children with them. Throwing out words like federal, regulated, and Credit Card Reform Act. When I asked about their location, I received a lot of 'ums.' I've read other complaints about the loud unprofessional "office." It must be one of the Texas locations. Another of which is a mail stop. I drove to the office. It doesn't exist in North Carolina. It's a mail stop!

http://nationwidedebtdirect.com and http://nationwidedebtreductionservices.com are the same people. Nationwide Debt Direct in Plano, TX and Nationwide Debt Reduction Services in Wilmington, NC and Mckinney TX are all one in the same.

Run, run, run!

Yes, I am feeling a little unsafe for my mother and wondering what to do. She gave all of her information to a company named Nationwide Debt Reduction Services LLC. She spoke with a Lionel. I called to make sure her information was shredded. They answer the phone like it's Nationwide insurance very deceptive, and he sounded like a high school dropout. The background sounded like a boiler room with people using profanity and laughing uncontrollably. To add insult to injury others screaming let's get take this money y'all. I was mortified. I can't trust that nothing will be done with her data. She said she was desperate for help in fact her bank just turned her down, so she was emotional and not wanting to be a burden.

He told her they were triple A rated with the BBB and he wouldn't jeopardize his job to steal her information. I told her there was no such thing and in the future anyone bringing up jail and theft should make her pause. She gave them her social, date of birth, credit card numbers, balances, occupation, banking information, even mother's maiden name. They know even when her retirement check hits her account.
After the contract came in the mail, I took it and the misleading and seemingly fraudulent advertisement she received from them and I did some investigating and my fears were confirmed. First of all, she was mailed a 15-page confusing and misleading contract from McKinney TX. That address belongs to a credit repair company with an F rating. She was instructed to mail it to another address in Plano TX which is another settlement company called Nationwide Debt Direct with a D rating on the BBB. She was assured they were based out of North Carolina and when I went to their website, that address is in North Carolina and comes up with bad reviews but with an A rating on the BBB. But the telephone number on her phone is Texas and belongs to Nationwide Debt Direct. I also looked up the representative on Google. He is a felon convicted of and served prison time for financial fraud. All of the companies are owned by the same man. How can all of your businesses have horrible ratings and even worse reviews?

How many elderly don't have a family member to step in? We've changed all of her information that we could, but is that enough? They still have her social, date of birth, mothers maiden name, address and phone. I called the employee on his cell phone provided because the work number no one answers. He claims her no longer works their? But he had access to her information? Can we sue them? What authorities do we report them too? What legitimate financial company has all of these addresses, sounds like "yard time" in a jailhouse, and hires felons?