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Credit Wellness Reviews

3.0

42% would recommend to a friend

(34 total reviews)

34% positive business outlook

Credit Wellness has an employee rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 34 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there.

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34 reviews
1.0
31 July 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Working from home is the only thing good about this company.

Cons

ALL THE REASONS TO NOT WORK AT THE COMPANY 1. You have 4 weeks of training, and you think you are retaining a lot of information because it is new to you until you get on the phone yourself and realize they did not teach you what you needed to be taught. 2. Tech issues? THEY DON'T KNOW HOW TO HELP YOU. Don't expect support when they use TWILIO and it has problems every day, they want you to clear your cache and cookies and after that "Sorry take the day off" 3. This company is buying leads from collection agencies, so you are getting clients that are calling to speak with the debt collector and you are supposed to say "We deal with collections that come from those accounts" which is a lie. We do not know what is on your account till we ask you to pay 1.00 "to pull a soft credit check " That is a lie it is a ghost charge so when it is time to charge you it will go right through. after that dollar 7 days later, the client is paying 27 dollars a month just for IDIQ or CHS that we have to recommend we do not cancel because that is the only thing we use to "watch" the dispute progress. 4. You will be on the phone with people who are crying telling you that they are homeless, do not have a job, and need help, an extension, or something on this collection so that they can find a place to stay. Your job is to stay on script and make sure you feed them all these lies about these things getting removed. I am going to offer you a tenant letter they may or may not work. 5. I am going to charge you 300 dollars, it doesn't matter if you have 1 collection for 75 dollars. ( We dispute inaccurate information, so if a date is off "you have the right to dispute") but don't tell the client that 10 times out of 10 they are just going to fix the date NOT remove the collection. So you just manipulated a person completely down on their luck and milked the last bit of money they probably had, to put into a SUBJECTIVE program. 6. The client will get a text asking you if it is Fraud and you have to walk them through it, but essentially the banks are right. ONCE you enter this program it is supposed to be easy to cancel... it is not, they will give you the runaround and continue to charge the client monthly. 7. You will get cursed out by people as soon as you answer the phone because they think you are the collection agency and your job is to "calm" them down and "help" them Don't say you are the collection agency but do not say that you are not the collection agency". JUST AVOID THE QUESTION " 8. You will not win with the pay structure, they have a setup where you have to make a sale within the CVR structure. Your highest pay will be 120 and your lowest will be a little under 80. Your CVR is affected by your "go time" Calls under 5 minutes affect you, so even if someone is not interested, they want you to take a long time to find the right number so that you make it over that 5 minutes. 9. They do not want you to give your full name for reasons of stalking and yet just to build rapport and give my first name and last initial as they say to do when you ask for a review. I have been found on Facebook twice. 10. They do not want you to advertise Credit Wellness, because they are stealing calls (buying) calls. Again these people are googling and calling one number and somehow got to us and we claim we are in partnership. 11. It is a 1099 contract but you are required to with your set 8 hours. You can log in early or late and weekends if you please but YOU HAVE TO WORK YOUR 8 HOURS and attempt to make KPI. By the end of the day, you are completely drained from getting cursed out, no sale, no money for the day. As an independent contractor even according to GOOGLE states : "Right to Independent Working Conditions Independent contractors have the right to determine when and where they work, meaning that your company cannot make an independent contractor work in a particular location or at set hours." This company is scandalous.

1.0
29 Nov 2023

Not a sales job

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Remote work, that is about it

Cons

Not a sales job, a spin job. Ad states top reps make 180K. I still held the weekly record when I stopped showing up. On a 65 hour week if you set the record every week, week after week, you’ll just barely crack 100. Most reps make 500 a week - a couple make 1000-1500. They have about 50 reps now. All the services provided, customers could do themselves. You will get tired of dancing around questions from callers as simple as “what company is this” Management gets to coast and really do nothing. If you have any actual sales skills and want to make REAL money - stay away.

1.0
8 July 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Remote without doing a visual presentation so you can wear what you want

Cons

After wasting my time affiliated with Credit Wellness LLC for over a month I can concur that this company operates a “boiler room” operation using deceptive sales practices that are either misleading or downright false to vulnerable prospective callers who think they are calling a collection agency to pay their debts. To summarize and confirm what others have said about Credit Wellness LLC – it is a scam and they should be shut down. With proof: • The script is written where you cannot identify yourself until the caller asks three times with who you are. However, by the third time the caller is irate. That automatically should be a concern if a sales person cannot identify themselves immediately. • Credit Wellness LLC uses IdentityIQ to access a credit report. It is a third party source which costs $1 for this access. Then after they hook the customer for their service, it is an additional $24.99/mo which the customer must pay for Credit Wellness LLC to continue to access their credit reports. • Credit Wellness LLC charges $298 up front then $99/mo for a minimum of 90 days to “dispute” collections. To save $575 or more in wasted expenses, credit repair services can’t do anything that an individual can do on their own, and Credit Wellness LLC or any other credit repair service definitely can't remove negative remarks from credit reports if they're accurate, timely and verifiable. Only these type of errors can be addressed and corrected: accounts that don’t belong to you; bankruptcy or other legal actions that aren’t yours; misspellings or erroneous entries; negative marks that are too old; or debts that cannot be validated and verified. This information plus more can be found at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau website. • Finally, the Credit Repair Organizations Act prohibits untrue or misleading representations and requires certain affirmative disclosures in the offering or sale of "credit repair" services. The Act bars companies offering credit repair services from demanding advance payment, requires that credit repair contracts be in writing, and gives consumers certain contract cancellation rights. Sounds like Credit Wellness LLC is in violation of this act with their $298 upfront fee In conclusion, Credit Wellness LLC hires 10-15 people weekly as 1099 contractors after a thirty minute interview. That’s a minimum of 500-750 people annually. Yet, on their dashboard only 50-70 people are trying to make sales daily. The average number who actually make sales are about fifteen. Also, if you don’t make a minimum of three sales daily you are gone. All of this shows the heavy turnover which occurs at Credit Wellness LLC. Worse, you are trained by an inexperienced novice who thinks reading a script to one another is a productive endeavor so it is a sink or swim environment. Additionally, those 5k positive reviews on TrustPilot are all submitted when a customer is freshly signed up with false hopes and beliefs that their collections are going to be successfully disputed and possibly wiped out. A more accurate review should be submitted after services are rendered. Besides, why aren’t there any 1-4 stars reviews? It’s ironic that all 5k are 5 star reviews. Makes you wonder about the true accuracy of them. Lastly, why deal with a company with a multitude of lawsuits filed against them? Google them. Definitely stay away from this deceptive operation. They should actually be shut down

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