Alliance Virtual Offices Reviews

Mail forwarding is sporadic and magically happens only after I call and complain. Out of a year, they have a less than 40% success rate with me. My clients send important documents to me and I have to call them up and ask them if they received the mail. Most of the time they do not answer the support phone line. When I get a hold of someone finally, the mail will be forwarded to me within a few days. I am now terminating my agreement with them (after a year of struggling with them). I still am dealing with "missing mail" with them. The client sent the documents and has proof, these guys said they forwarded them (with no proof they did). The documents have been resent but these guys will not respond to requests (through their website) or return calls. There are more responsive companies out there that actually have a live person on the other end of the phone and e-mails.

THIS IS A SCAM, they will have you on contract for 6 months and they say they will provide you with GMB verification which they will never do...! The most important thing that they will never let you talk to a manager. It looks like they don't have a manager. Alliance VIRTUAL OFFICES IS SCAM.

Working with Alliance Virtual Offices has been the absolute worse experience, good luck closing your account. They make the process long and extraneous. They will call collections agencies over the smallest sum of money. I cannot believe I got a call from an attorney saying I owe them such a small amount of money. Never working with Alliance Virtual Offices again. Also, I did not get any mail, I’m not sure if they’re throwing it away or what but I got nothing. Do not work with them, find alternatives because they are not it, save yourself from ruined credit and headaches.

I cancelled my virtual address box and still being charged and Its has been over a month now. When your rep called me she knew that I was cancelling service and moving, The representative never said to put anything in writing. She told me she would note my account and that was it, But today a collection lady emailing me, This is not good business practices.

I regret subscribing to their services and I will never do any business with them in the future. Right after I subscribed I requested the cancellation of the service and was informed that they won't cancel anything and now I'm stuck wasting money on them for the next 6 months! Don't make the same mistake I did.

Juan from their HQ personally reached out to me and got my mail issue sorted out, also issued a refund. Figured out a way to communicate with the local office.

This company is the worst on the planet. Customer service is awful. They don't listen, they repeat the same thing over and over again offering no help what so ever. They say they reach out and they don't then send you to collections. Horrible company, do yourself a favor and don't waste your time. I will be filing court proceedings and any other way to get a bad review out. They should not be able to take advantage of people like this.

You will not receive your mail. I'm not sure if they have stolen mine or just thrown it in the trash, but if you want your mail forwarded, do not use Alliance. If you call them, they will not even try to help you. It's a complete scam.

So on the front end, this company's prices are a bit high and if you skim through their terms and conditions, you'll find that it is very challenging to cancel service with them. They require a 30-day notice to cancel service, so be aware of that if you do go with them. First off they aren't a VOIP provider, the "service" is provided through some agreement with Phone.com. They are basically a middleman between you and Phone.com. Second, they sold me on having a 411 listed business. Thankfully I listed myself with ListYourself, Google, Bing, etc. so the number did appear on 411, but they didn't do that.

Customer service did not understand business or how things operate. Continuous attempts to work with them and they chose to play games and waste my time. Supposedly there was an outstanding bill for less than a 100.00 dollars was not aware of it. So instead of just saying there was an outstanding bill they chose to play dumb and continue to waste time and not provide services. They are weak, not educated in business on any level and the SOS IL needs to seriously look at there practices here in IL. Just resolved billing issues with this company and the BBB and now I just received a bill from them for services again. I am located in Chicago, IL and I think it's time these guys learn the Chicago way.

Alliance offers some of the cheapest rates on virtual offices, but beware they are cheap for a reason. Their approach to customer service is deplorable. If they communicate to you that they offer a 30-day termination option, don't take their word for it but read their terms and conditions carefully as they will stick you for an additional month (termination takes effect upon the last day of the month following the month in which notification was received).

I needed a virtual address for a business and setting up with Alliance was easy. The representative was helpful and they got it done very quickly. Everything is great so far I'd recommend them.

I'm using Alliance Virtual for mails for six months now. Price-wise, Alliance Virtual is cheap. And once they set, they go out to an agreement. Alliance Virtual definitely helps my business and it is working for me. So far, so good. I would definitely recommend Alliance to my friends especially if they’re looking for a virtual office.

Alliance seemed legitimate. So when I started a business, I decided to get a virtual office address from them. But I started another business and went into a different direction. I was trying to see if I could cancel the contract with Alliance and do it over under the new business name. But when I called to cancel, I found out that I was under a six-month contract. I should've read the print so it was my fault. But I didn't like the fact that I couldn't cancel when I wanted to. So I was stuck with this. Maybe they should offer a three month option. I'm sure they would get a lot more customers if it was once a month and they wouldn't have them locked in a contract. They probably would make it up by getting more people.

We needed a more corporate mailing address. We signed up with Alliance and it was really affordable. The process was easy, too. I just clicked on the website, made an account, and filled out the mailing forwarding form. I've been working with the Alliance folks and talking to Alfonso who has been super great and helpful. We canceled our subscription and it's ending in April because we moved to a non-virtual office. It kind of caused a transitionary mode and helped us for that purpose. I'd tell my friends that Alliance is a great virtual office.

I launched a mobile app and I'm a start-up so I needed a virtual office since in the app world, you need to have a suitable address and not a P.O. Box. I’m pre-office based right now so I need an address and not have the whole public know exactly where I live at the same time. I did a quick search and looked for Alliance Virtual and I lucked out. I was able to set it up with Alliance within one business day which was what I needed although the notary was a little much. The cost was higher than I expected but I haven’t had any problems and I would recommend them if somebody was looking for a virtual office

Alliance Virtual Offices was cheaper and I set the service with them online to have a different location address for my business. It was basically just to receive the mail, but they won't accept all of my packages and they said that my mail was too big and bulky. Then I had to go off on the manager that was there and she accepted one package, but she told me that she was not going to be able to accept larger packages anymore. They handled the situation poorly.

Alliance Virtual Offices seem better than the competition and we have them for the office address, mail forwarding, and live answering services. They are personalized and their location and service stood out for us. When setting up, you look on their website and if the address fits you or whatever city you want to be in, you call them and they email you over the paperwork. Then you sent over your identifying documents and it would go from there. Everything has been very pleasant and professional for us and it has helped my business tremendously by picking the phone calls and receiving the mail. I like it very much and I would tell my friends to choose them.

I have a business development manager in the Tucson area, Jonathan, and I wanted him to have an office address. Getting it set up with Alliance Virtual was pretty simple. I ordered online and went from there. We're a Canadian company so the process for mail is a little different there. You have to fill out a lot more paperwork in order to get your mail delivered and arranged for pick-up. But otherwise, it’s been a painless process. They're a little expensive against other virtual offices but I ended up going with them for proximity for Jonathan’s sake. It was about 25% more expensive than the alternative, so I would consider that a con. But generally speaking, it has worked fine for us. We use their mail service and I see the notifications, but we are digital so we don’t have a whole lot there. So other than having the convenience of the address, our experience has been very minimal.

I needed an office for my business and getting a virtual one was real convenient. A friend recommended Alliance Virtual and said they were a good company. So, I called them and their process was very easy. They set me up with an office that was close by where I live and it looked good on paper. It's a way to keep things more professional and it helped me out a lot. They were giving out live receptions, too, but I didn't jump to it quick enough. That may be the next route I go. I went to the office only few times but it's been a perfect experience and I liked it. Everybody was nice and welcoming. However, they're charging $75 a month so the cost could be a little bit better. Around $35 to $50 would also be good. Other than that, I would tell my friends that Alliance Virtual is a good company.

We do a lot of business in California but we’re not located there. I found Alliance Virtual online and setting up a virtual office with them was easy. They sent us some paperwork to fill out, we filled it out and sent it back, then we were set up. Danielle, from the Alliance team, was real friendly and professional. She sends us everything that comes in the mail. Everything has been real good and Alliance has helped us get more work in California. And should anyone ask me about them, I’d say, “Try them. They're good and professional.”

I started a business and I needed to have a place to have meetings and to receive my mail. Alliance was more cost-effective and I signed up and paid the fees online, which wasn’t difficult. I also went and visited the office. I use them for receiving mail and I plan to hold any business meetings there as well. The office and the conference rooms are beautiful. Their office has a nice business atmosphere too.

I didn’t want to have an office where I pay a lot of rent because I’m only available part-time and I was looking for a less expensive alternative. When I was setting up with Alliance, they sent me some information and I had to do some confirmation about who I was, which wasn't difficult. Plus, every time I call, they’re very courteous. They're very easy to get a hold of and if I have any questions, they’ve been able to answer them. It’s been great to have an alternative address to be able to use if I'm not comfortable with using my home address. The cost is reasonable and Alliance offers a valuable service.

We have some business in Portugal and Spain and we wanted to get a virtual office to have an address and phone line and start over as a power business in Europe. My secretary set everything up with Alliance Virtual Offices and the process was perfect and easy. Also, the cost was fair. Everything has been good with Alliance.

Getting a virtual office is cost wise and the place is very convenient for what they have to offer over there. If I have to do it again, I’d do it again. And the setup process was also very easy. You just go through the process that prompts. I use the telephone over there for when I want to call the system and I have a place where my package can be delivered. But I applied for 20 different vendor accounts and one thing I discovered last week is that because Alliance is a virtual office, I get questioned about it and two were even turned down for credit. Otherwise, everything has been a good experience. Alliance has a nice, clean facility, and it’s been great. The people are also very pleasant and that’s very important.

I needed a place to work downtown that was flexible on the hours on when I could come in. I was using Regus for going to other locations but the office with Alliance Virtual Offices was a better fit for downtown because it's more flexible than Regus. I talked to the person at the physical location but they told me that I would need to talk with the regular home office and we did a contract back and forth. When it was all done, I waited a while and got an approval from the local office.

We wanted to have an address in Texas as a central location in Dallas because that's where most of our work is, and a cost-effective answering service where we don't have to pay someone by the hour and just be a receptionist. We picked Alliance Virtual Offices in Dallas. The cost seemed to be the best option, in fact, the lowest cost option for what we are getting. Most of the set up was done online.

We got a virtual office when we were starting up the business. We wanted to get signed up quickly and Alliance Virtual Offices was doing everything online. So, I’ve used Alliance's virtual mailbox service. I had interactions with their team when I tried to cancel it out because we moved into the same address as the virtual. We saw some difficulties there, but they were eventually able to fix the issue. The cost and the quality of the service were good and I have recommended Alliance Virtual Offices once.

Using Alliance Virtual Offices allows us to have a virtual office in a different part of the country. We use their mail forwarding and phone answering services. The setup process was easy but once we needed to deal with the mailing stuff, it was very confusing. There was a lot of trouble because it wasn't clear who I was supposed to contact. I contacted the person that sent me all the contracts, then they told me that they were a subcontractor and that I would have other people too. Then it seemed like for a while that I would have to contact the subcontractor and he would send an email to the Alliance people and it would come back through the other way, but that eventually got straightened out and it has been fine since then.

Halfway through 2017 I got a virtual office from Alliance Virtual Offices because I’m building business credit. My business credit building company referred them to me and said they were good. I liked their service. I also appreciated Steve who I have worked with and who helped me set it up. There were only a couple of emails and a phone call and that was pretty much the setup process. Their team members were also all friendly and helpful although it seemed like they could add more knowledge. Nevertheless, they have a good service and are helpful for small businesses that don't have a physical address of their own. The cost is also reasonable for what it's going to allow me to do. I'm now closer to having more operating capital because of Alliance Virtual Offices.

I was in the process of building up everything I needed for business credit and I had to have my business tied with my personal credit. But since I was told I couldn’t use my home office, I thought of getting a virtual office. Everything including the whole concept was new to me. I signed up with Alliance and the process was easy. I just told their reps the state that I was in and what I'm doing and then they provided the virtual office itself. Their service and cost were fine too. But after about three weeks of using the virtual office, I realized I didn’t need it because I found out that using my home as my office would be comfortable, so I ended up canceling it.

I wanted to expand my business and to put a presence in another location. For about a year now, I had already been in contact with Alonzo about Alliance's new promotions every now and then. He kept his presence in my email, so when I was ready, I went ahead and started with them. It was very easy and simple and it actually was a great experience.

Keeping an office seems like an unnecessary overhead, so I thought of getting a virtual office. Alliance Virtual’s Hollywood office is aesthetically the best office that I was looking for. I contacted Alliance Virtual through their website and their amazing rep Daniella called me back. Then, I just filled out an application. However, I have a problem with the integrated office which actually runs the facility.

We needed a business office address, so we signed up for Alliance Virtual. Their rep took all my information and she was great and very helpful. In the setup process, I registered a USPS form and paid a certain amount of money. Their cost is very reasonable. Alliance Virtual is better than the UPS store. A lot of people sign their businesses and get a business address out at the UPS store. Whereas with Alliance Virtual, the Houston, Texas address that I have is an actual office address. So, it’s the legit thing.

The contractor that I'm involved with required that we have backup live voices on our telephone respondents. Alliance Virtual Offices' website have some instructions online which I followed. I answered the questions and applied. The cost was very reasonable and the quality of the service has been good. We check the service every day to make sure the continuity is there. They've been professional and have done what we asked them to do. We respond to their messages that they email to us immediately. Their service tightened up our business a little bit and enhanced our phone calling opportunities like the receiving of calls. We have an in-house call center and they've expanded that which was good for our business. I'm satisfied with them. I'd tell my friends to try them out.

So far, my experience with Alliance has been really good, they've been very dependent. If something goes wrong, I just call them and they help me take care of it. We decided to get a virtual office because it's more cost-efficient right now for us. And since Alliance has a virtual office in the building that I was interested in, I decided to obtain it through them. Signing up was very, very easy. You just go online, choose your product, enter your payment information and they send you an email immediately. You can also give them a call. They actually call you once you do that.

My business is small, but in the future I plan on branching out and trying to get more market share and I didn’t want my home address to be attached to my business when I start soliciting customers or people that I don’t really know. I then felt a virtual office was more professional than using my home office. I have some other friends that use Alliance and I checked out a lot of Alliance’s competition and I thought Alliance was the best option available to me with my needs. And the cost is reasonable.

I've been in business for about 12 years. I have a big warehouse and I decided that I didn’t need it. I didn’t want to work out of my home, so I decided to go the virtual office route. Alliance Virtual Offices had the best reasonable price in the area so I signed up with them, which I did through an online procedure. Also, when I picked up my mail once, the agent who assisted me was awesome, friendly and nice. She answered all my questions and got me out of there in a timely fashion. My experience has been good so far. I would tell my friends to give this company a try.

We were starting an operation in New Orleans and were looking for male services only but didn’t find anywhere else that fit the bill. I decided to get a virtual office and signing up with Alliance gave us the opportunity to get an office on a day-by-day, plus it was close to where our person down there lives. I called them and was given a URL to set it up. The cost is on par with the industry and their service has been good.

I’ve been running a mailbox through Alliance Virtual Offices since October. While I'm looking for a more permanent space, the location is close and I already know the building. The price is affordable and comparable to everyone else, but it could be cheaper. There are some other outfits that are slightly cheaper which is important given a very limited use. That aside, setting up was very easy and I've been pleased with the service. I've also dealt with the receptionist and the office manager in the new office and the experience has been positive as well.

We wanted to have a presence on the West Coast and we needed an office address for the most part, as well as conference rooms. The setup process with Alliance Virtual Offices wasn’t difficult but there was of a lot of paperwork and every time I was done, there was something else. In spite of that, Alliance Virtual Offices is fine and I would recommend them.

I needed the Westchester address and Alliance Virtual was the cheapest. However, the set-up process with them wasn’t the greatest. It was a little annoying. It was unclear which was very frustrating because this particular office is shared by several people. So, I have called the office directly about some items and they didn’t know what I was talking about. They were so confused.

I just started our business so a virtual office was something that was required for us to get started on search engine optimization with Google. I liked the addresses Alliance was offering. I was looking for a specific area and the price was right and it made sense. I filled out the application, gave them my credit card info and there had to be a notarization to verify my identity. The notary was done via the internet on a webcam. Everything was virtual, which I liked about Alliance. The whole process took 20 to 30 minutes from start to finish. It was convenient and the website was good too. That usually helps when the websites are easy to navigate. I’ve gone to the office where we have the mailbox and the people were very friendly and helpful. Without Alliance, I wouldn’t be able to do business. For companies starting out, it's reasonable. And for what needs to be done, it’s got to get done, so it’s not bad.

I needed a virtual office and Alliance is one of those that I found on the internet. I availed of the office and mail-forwarding services. It was very easy to do an online application and submission of some information. They verified everything and then it was done. Plus, the transition was easy. Their rep was very cordial and professional and she stayed on top of things. Everything has been great, so far.

I travel internationally about three weeks out of every month and I'm not around to answer my phone. Our organization is not at capacity yet where I can hire a staff member to sit here at the desk and I don’t have enough work for them to do, so I was looking for someone that could answer the phones, be a representative of the organization, be professional and connect calls to me, and if they couldn’t connect calls to me to send me an email so that I can connect as soon as it was foreseeable.

I really like to have a home office so that's where I work and spend most of the time when I'm not on site on the street. But sometimes I need to schedule a meeting or something more formal then it's always good to invite my customers to have a nice place to get together and discuss some progress. Getting set up with Alliance Virtual Offices was very easy and fast, but after a couple of months I decided to change the package a little bit to add a second company, and someone answering the phone. This process, however, was a little bit confusing.

With Alliance, it’s just timing. When I called needing a location right then and there, they were available. What I like about them was that they forward the mail. Cost is fine. I am satisfied.

Alliance has good pricing and their internet marketing is outstanding. When I went through and set up everything, I could do the whole 1583 verification two-form ID on the camera that was on their system and that was a killer. The setup process was a fast, easy run-through and they're the best virtual office I’ve ever had to deal with. The service was awesome and they are tenfold compared to everyone else. They’ve been rock stars and I’m happy.

I'm a painting contractor and here in Connecticut, I live in a rural part of the state. Where I'm trying to attract business from is more densely populated and more suburban, so a lot of the potential customers that I spoke with would ask where I was calling from and my address was too far for them even though they weren't the ones doing the driving. I thought a quick fix would be to get a virtual office with an address as far south as I could afford. I decided to go with Alliance Virtual Offices because they were high up on the Google search and their price seemed reasonable.

I wanted to build business credit so I decided to get a virtual office. Credit Sweep was showing a difference between Alliance and other companies and their rep said that Alliance was the best. Prior to him saying that, I experienced not so good customer service with other companies. I went with Alliance and I use their live receptionist service. Their reps were able to answer any question I had and told me about anything that I had to be informed of like if I've got mails or any calls.

I'm in the process of starting my own law firm and Alliance Virtual Offices was a good transition point. I didn't have to necessarily pay the rent for a full office until I built up my customer base. At the same time I got to have the opportunity to have an office, which I need, based on the bar rules. I went with Alliance because it seemed that it was the quickest way to do it online. The other virtual office systems didn't seem like an online program. It seems a little bit silly and unnecessary to have to go to notary, call someone, schedule an appointment then figure out what they're offering me. I didn't have the time and effort to do that. Alliance just offers their rate and if you want to signup then you can go for it. The cost is right on par with what other people were offering but the benefit of me not having to deal with calling people and scheduling appointments made them much more attractive.

I thought of my clients and one of the freelancers out there can have an address in that particular region, so I got Alliance Virtual Offices. I went with them over other companies due to cost and setting up with them was quite easy. I had to verify a couple of documents and verify myself on camera and that's it. Their rep, Sarah, tried to give me options and guided me well. She understood that I was not looking for a very costly commercial office. It was a good experience and I would recommend Alliance Virtual Offices.

We work in an industry where we don't really need a physical office and we could just work from home. But we needed a business mailing address. Plus, my boss moved to the area where they’re at and he needed to find an office. We signed up with Alliance and setting up our office address was easy. But the whole camera thing was tedious. The Alliance team has been great though. When I go on their website, a chat box pops up right away so I'm able to get help immediately. All in all, our experience has been simple and convenient.

We needed our Alliant Virtual number so in case someone lands on our webpage and needs to contact via voice we have somebody there to answer that call. It's always running and gunning. Going with Alliance felt like the right move. A rep sent me an email with some questions which I filled it out and got back to them. Then we got to make a whole modification after that and it was easy. Dealing with one person primarily was good too. All my interactions with them were thorough and positive and the cost is reasonable. All this seems to be on point so overall I'm very happy with the service. If someone looks for a virtual receptionist I'd definitely refer them to Alliance Virtual Offices because I had a good experience with the set-up.

I wanted a stable space that could get business and where things that really matter will could go to. I did the reconnaissance and somebody reached out to me. But I didn't have any questions because I did my research and made the decision to go with Alliance Virtual Offices. I liked their cost, location and availability. With Alliance, I get stability in terms of office spacing and general office services. But it’s not something to consider if I had a smaller business.

I'm an entrepreneur and I needed a business address present. I was referred to Alliance by this other company I do business with so I got set up with them and it was a simple process. The initial guy that got in contact with me was overly friendly, very helpful and did his best to accommodate me on the questions I had. But there were lots of back and forth emails. They eventually called me then we talked about the rate and it was reasonable since I looked at other ones. So the process was a little long and there were a lot of channels. I had to speak from one person to another, too. If they could narrow the channels, that would not only speed up the process, but they could get on with making more sales.

I needed to have a physical business address and I was referred to Alliance Virtual Offices by a friend. Getting set up with them was easy. I also got the mail service but I haven't gotten any mail since I started. It's been about three months and I've called them a couple of times. My interactions with their team have been fine and there were a couple of times that they said they would take care of it, but it hasn’t been taken care of. They said they were going to do a test mail to see if it came to me or came back then follow up but nobody’s ever followed up. I'm busy working out of town so I haven't had the chance to figure out what's going on. I wouldn't recommend them at all.

Alliance Virtual Offices had a good pricing with a combo on the phone and the address. I got a virtual office as a part of building credit for the business. The setup process was easy, and the guy that I signed up with is good, so I keep using him. The cost and quality of service have been good, and the phone number works. Alliance is doing good. They usually just fix all the stuff that I run into problems with, and if there is stuff that other people want or need, I just call them, and they get everything moving again. Overall, I'm satisfied.

I've had a pleasant experience with Alliance Virtual Offices. I've just started a business and I'm going to be working virtually. Though I work from home, I wanted to have a different address. Plus, I wanted the flexibility in case I needed the office space for meetings. I initially saw them online and the address was close to where I was going to be living. I just moved so it was perfect. I did a live chat, and I asked whether or not I can go in to see the premises before I committed. The customer service rep was responsive and coordinated the information. I was able to go visit them within two days. I'm using their mail receiving service and paying $50. I wish it was $35, but it's okay. It's convenient and gets the job done.

I have an address and phone service for $160 with Alliance Virtual Offices, which is pretty good. I would recommend them to a friend.

I use Alliance Virtual Offices for an office address for mail for now, and so far, the cost and quality are good. Their local office front desk lady answered all my questions and she was pretty nice. I will continue using them.

The person I was doing my FDF with recommended Alliance Virtual Offices. I called them up and told them the location that I was interested in. And I went through a verification process of my identity and made a payment through my credit card and I was set up. It was quick and much easier than I thought, and I like it a lot. I've only been working with them a couple of months, but the experience has been fine so far.

I needed a solution that wasn't expensive but would serve my need of having a touch-and-go place. I signed up with Alliance because of their location and price, and I use them as a day office and mailbox. Dealing with them has been smooth, quick and painless, and everything has been great.

I got a virtual office because I wanted to have more credibility for my business. The person that was telling me about how to start a business told me to go with Alliance Virtual. I called and then I had to send them my information. And then, I had to go online with a notary person. I had to go over the application. Once that gets done I pay for it and they set me up. I use the address to get mails sent there. I called them one-time to see if I can have somebody else come and pick up my mail and they assisted me with that. The cost and the quality of the service are competitive. I like my office. It's one of the nicest buildings in downtown Oakland. I also like the location. It's close to where I live. I've had a good experience with going and pick up my mails from there.

I needed to set up my business in a way that it looks more professional. When I present my business to other lending institutions and other corporations, I can put forth a good foot. My Alliance salesperson and I clicked right there and pretty much closed the deal. He helped me get my company from falling to balling. I also had good interactions with Alfonzo, the guy who helped me set everything up. That process was easy. Everybody I have gotten in contact with has been pretty good and friendly. Alliance is a good buy and the cost is reasonable. I use the address, live receptionist, and the phone search. Right now, I'm just getting things and I'm feeling it. And although I'd still need a little bit more time to get a true gauge on it, Alliance has boosted my business and improved it. I'm very satisfied.

I started with Alliance Virtual Offices a month or two ago for my business because it had good reviews. I signed up and then got contacted by them. I filled up formalities and got set up. So far, it has been fine and everything is good.

We’re mostly in Philadelphia and 45 minutes north of Allentown and we wanted to get some more business further north as people would think we have an office in that area. So we decided to get a virtual office and we chose Alliance because of their cost. We mostly use their phone service and setting up our account was easy. There was some confusion at first but we've already gotten all the wrinkles ironed out. So far, it's doing its purpose.

My friend had worked with Alliance Virtual Offices before and she recommended them to me. I'm in the process of building my business and I needed the California address and exactly what Alliance Virtual Offices was offering. It's great to have because it's on my website. Their service is awesome and I like it. They are very fast and very professional. Setting up the process with them was easy, too. I just had to notarize one document and email it to them. The next day, they got it done. They're answering their phone every time you call. The only concern I have is I am not receiving any mail for over three months since I've been working with them. Also, the cost could be a little bit less though it's reasonable for the services they provide. Other than that, everything is great.

I have a solo law practice and I typically will work from home but I don’t want to post my home address to the public. And so it’s either PO Box or virtual office and a virtual office is helpful for those clients who, when they look you up, they want to see your address and if you have an office address, it just may be helpful for them. And that made me sign up with Alliance Virtual Offices considering also their location and cost. Compared to other options, they were slightly cheaper than a few others. I use AVO for their mail forwarding service so if someone looks me up, they’ll find that address for my law practice and that’s where the mail will be delivered, and I can go collect it from them. However, I think the virtual office services are overpriced but that’s not AVO in particular. I don’t have anything negative to say about them in particular and I’ve not had a negative experience with them.

I’m trying to grow my business a little bit before I get an office space. I have to get business funding and using a home address is not that good for business so I decided to go with Alliance Virtual Offices. I use them for the mail and address and I would say that their services are pretty good. It has helped me with business funding and has helped my business grow, having an office address. However, I haven’t received any mail yet so I’ll go to their office to see if my mail is actually getting there. I also wish that the cost of renting the office space could be a little cheaper.

I would highly recommend Alliance Virtual Offices. We use them for the office and to get our mail. The setup process over the phone went smoothly and after I faxed all that was asked, we were up and running in a couple of days. The cost is reasonable and the services are good. The young lady at the office downtown was friendly and showed me the whole facility.

We use Alliance Virtual Offices for the mail and answering service. It is to have a location as I will be having a lot of meetings within the next couple of months with a lot of people because there’s no need for a free-standing office nor a building for my business. Also, the cost is good. I was going with Regus but then one of the representatives gave me a couple of promotions. I just felt more comfortable with them so I never went with Regus. Everybody’s been awesome and I haven’t talked to one rude person. Every phone call I've ever made has been very positive and a live person actually took care of everything I needed. It was a very, very good experience.

We needed a presence in the United States in any form, so we opened the company. However, we are not there full-time so we needed some place where we can receive our mail, and eventually, have a place to hold meetings or even a daily office if necessary. When I was opening the whole account with Alliance Virtual Offices, I asked for some things from a team member and he was very nice in explaining to me how everything works and how to open the account. He also told me that if I had some sort of a problem opening the account online, he could call and guide me on how to do it.

I currently have a law firm so I needed a business address for it. The location of Alliance Virtual Offices is great for where I'm staying now, since I live in the immediate location, and the building is also nice. I've just had the service for a month or two. I'm currently using their mailing address and mail services. I've gone in a few times to pick mail up and I've spoken then with the front desk person. I've also spoken with somebody there whenever I was applying through the office. The reps were able to answer any questions that I've had. So far, the cost and the quality of the service I've received have been good. Everything has been clean, straightforward and professional.

I needed a commercial address for shipping so I signed up with Alliance Virtual Offices. They have a notary online and then I received an email saying I’m all set up and ready to go. Two weeks later, I went out to the location because I suspected that I wasn’t getting any mail or package there. They said that they don’t even know me and never got the paperwork and yet I continued to be charged with the amount. I didn’t receive any service because somehow there was a glitch in the whole thing and they already charged me for four months.

We needed a virtual office to apply for some licensing and Alliance Virtual had better pricing compared to others. We signed some notarization papers and I sent the form and a photo ID. Their team was very friendly. And overall, our experience with them has been good and they made the business cost-efficient for us.

I compared Alliance against three other companies and selected them based on what they have on the website, what they offer and the process and price. We signed up for the live receptionist and also gave them the address. But we're willing to expand more because we have a different office in the Middle East. If we pick up, we will get a conference room for our meetings. Working with their representatives was awesome. Whenever I receive any mail or package, they give me a phone call right away and go there and pick it up. For the quality of service we get, the cost is worth it.

I needed to have an address that wasn’t in my apartment, a business location, so that I'll have access to other resources within the complex. I did some cost comparison and based on what Alliance Virtual offered and the location of the businesses, it added a little bit more credibility and as cost-effective as I could afford. Pricing was a big issue and location was a big issue. I worked with a representative from the company who helped me set-up. They gave me some details about the program. And what I appreciated when I had named another company I was considering, she emailed me back to let me know how to compare apples to apples. And I like that sort of thing because sometimes you don’t remember everything on the phone so, it was nice that she took the time to go and do my cost comparison and say, “Here, they’re charging us.” to “This is what you’re not getting and this is how much the additional services would cost you.”

We started a company and my partner lives at one end of the city and I live at the other. Most of our work could be done independently but occasionally we had to get together so, the Alliance Virtual office that we chose gave us an address for mail and a meeting point equidistant for both of us. It saved a lot of time. I started setting up the Denver facility with the Telefact in Toronto. The lady who I dealt with was very good. She walked me through all the paperwork because there were differences with the US and the Canadian processes. We started it and once she realized I was from Canada, she cut it back because of the certain things I didn’t have to comply with that the Americans had to. That worked out all right and we went through.

I’m trying to start a business and I work out of my home but I don’t want to use my home address because it doesn’t look professional. When you register a business and/or do certain documentation, they want a physical address so I checked around to look for the cheapest option for getting one and I came across Alliance Virtual Offices.

I have four companies and I was trying to get all four at the same location but Alliance Virtual Offices could handle only two. I still have two somewhere else. If I knew that ahead of time, I would have been better off doing a little bit more homework instead of being offered to do business with them. They said they’d take care of it and made sure I could do it with one company but I had to split them up into three different locations. They said they couldn’t do it because they don’t have many locations and they kept trying to get me to buy a whole office. I don’t want a whole office, only the actual office address. And still, we’re offered with the other stuff. I ended up going somewhere else and now I have to service all four companies at the same location. I’ve kept it going so now I have my business being paid for in two different places.

I've only been a member for a month and a half now and I'm very happy with Alliance. They do exactly what they're supposed to do. I like their location and also, I use their virtual office and mail forwarding. And their services are reasonably priced. I got my first little package sent to me and I am very pleased to see that. I have no intentions of leaving Alliance and I'd recommend them very highly.

I love Alliance Virtual Offices' location and it also seemed a good price. Setting up was simple. I had a chat online and then I completed some forms and authorized some documents. I spoke with Ari who set up all the processes with the email and processed the credit card and that was good and fast. I know that they have meeting rooms and additional features but I didn't have the chance to use them. It would be great if Alliance can scan a letter that I receive because I'm overseas and I need to know what's coming but I was told it was not possible. I travel a lot and someone taking care of my business and my mail is important to me.

I was starting a business and Alliance Virtual Offices was referred to me. I’ve been with them a few months now and it has been great. Their reps were polite. The set up process was seamless and cut and dried too. Alliance sent me the information on the locations that they had in the area. They also showed me the different packages that they offered. I paid then they set up the virtual office. The cost right now is good as well.

Having a virtual office is just a lot easier than the cost of a physical office. I've used other virtual offices in other metro markets and Alliance Virtual Offices is the only one operating in Green Bay. Alliance allowed us to keep operating in a simple way and just focus on what we need to. We have them for mail forwarding and actual office and they only charge us what is worth. We just did our set up online, I filled up the forms and had some follow up on the mail forwarding official forms. Everything else was pretty easy online, just waiting the formality of the actual mail forwarding took about a week but other than that everything went very smooth. Alfonso was very professional and very responsive, quick acting in terms of our open items and via phone and email, so just easy to work with.

We decided to get Alliance virtual office for the location so we would have an address. Their locations were the best. Going through the process with them was pretty straightforward. Their reps were easy to get a hold of. The representatives in their Chicago office we've spoken to were very friendly as well. We, however, got a Toronto office, which was a little bit different because it wasn't a local one. But when I called them, the agent was able to help connect me with somebody pretty easily. We filled out the forms and then he called back. We got transferred to a Chicago address but we still got a Toronto address as well and we had a different rep call us and that went pretty smooth too.

We're starting a new company and it's completely an online business. We decided to have a virtual office because we wanted to be listed on Google Maps in an appropriate area and not in our home address. We have set this for privacy reasons and it affected us in a positive way. Also, we needed mail forwarding. Our experience with Alliance Virtual Offices has been quick and easy. They're definitely cheaper than all of their competitors. The hardest part was the online notary but it wasn't really complicated. I talked to their team once when we added a second person to have our mail forwarded and everything worked out well. So far everything is working great and the mail forwards perfectly.

I'm just starting up my business and we were applying for a government contract. My mentor said signing up with Alliance Virtual Offices would be better than using my home address. The cost was reasonable and the setup was easy. It was just trying to find the right one and I only use it for the address. My experiences with their team have all been positive. They're informative, polite and professional. The quality is good as well. I've been there a couple of times to pick up my mail. It's been a very pleasant experience.

Initially, I heard about Alliance Virtual Offices from their customer. Then, Credit Suite decided not to go with Regus any longer and that's how I heard about Alliance for the second time. What made me pull the trigger was that I needed a business address and Regus made that decision real easy. I've now been with Alliance more than three months and I'm happy so far. The setup process was simple. A lady talked me through the computer process and made it real simple and easy. Also, I've been getting e-mails about a conference room and that will definitely come in handy at the location. It's all smiles from here on, all rainbows from the beginning to here.

I operate my own LLC and didn’t want my home address listed on the papers that I file with the Secretary of State so I reached out online to Alliance Virtual, applied and then somebody verified my address. I signed up six weeks ago. It’s great that I have an address where my mail is going to be received and forwarded and that’s really reassuring. I recommend them to folks.

I travel to New York immensely and as a life coach, I wanted to have a headquarters located there so I got Alliance Virtual Office. If I want to have a meeting or a client there, I would be able to use it like that. I stumbled across them on Google and I found the most affordable office that looked really chic and classy so I selected it. Their rep and I corresponded back and forth and he was very helpful. It was a very smooth process. However, I assumed to pay at the end of the month, but apparently, I'm supposed to pay at the front of the month. Their reps were really calm and very professional. Any questions that I had as far as what I needed to do to get mail or have a conference room, they were great. I do plan on getting a receptionist because I'm getting ready to speak in front of 26,000 women. So, I'm anticipating a lot of phone calls. Overall, they were reliable, comfortable, and easy to set up.

We needed another office without the expense of buying or leasing another location. The setup process with Alliance Virtual was pretty easy. We used an online form, gave out some information, and went ahead and got started. And then we received another email with a couple of other steps. As soon as we were done with the online process, they had a representative reach out to us. And then they helped take care of everything from there. They made it really easy.

The service I have with Alliance is just an address and the setup went pretty smoothly. I just signed up online and called, then got the account set up. That was worked in a day or two. It was good until I tried to cancel. I called three weeks after I signed up and they wouldn't let me out of my contract and didn’t want to refund me. I didn’t want their services anymore and they said I have to be locked in a six-month contract. I was taken off guard.

We're a small company and we decided that we wanted a good-looking and good virtual office in a specific part of town. I called Alliance's main 1-800 number and told them which location I wanted to go to. It was a good price and a good location that fits us well for our Google placement. Alliance then sent me the paperwork and I filled it out. I mistyped my email address but they were able to rectify that in the process. So it took a couple of days longer than normal but it was fine. We were live within a couple of days. We're just utilizing mail delivery right now. Alliance's team has been fantastic and what I liked about it is they email if we have a new package. It's a really good feature. The cost and the quality of the service are the best I've seen in the market.

I work from home and although I'm not traveling, I needed a credible store front. I then decided to go with virtual offices and signed up with Alliance Virtual since they have a very comprehensive product at a very attractive price point. Signing up was not intensive but I took a moderate level of effort. The support services were very patient and good and the material that I was able to reference online for them was easy to follow. The cost and quality of the services provided were fantastic and the virtual system works very well. I’ve rented from when I have meetings and it’s very easy to use. I like it. Overall I'd rate Alliance Virtual very highly.

Alliance provides trade reporting of our payment history and that’s very important to building a strong business credit profile. That’s something that we were interested in. They also helped us with phone service and their customer service contacted us to get any information they needed from us. It was easy and they held our hands through the process in the training. They also have very good customer service. These are new services for us and we do not know how to use them but they are absolutely helpful. We've been happy with their service and we recommend them.

Having a virtual office makes it easy for us to have one central spot to call home. There's also the flexibility of us having a mobile office that might change from location to location. I checked a few virtual reception and Alliance was close to where we're going to be working. However, there were a lot of issues during our setup process with them and it was not fun. It took a long time but it finally got figured out. The cost and the quality of the service have been fine too. A positive effect working with Alliance is that it's good as an address for our company and the location that we're working, which is what we need. The negative part was when someone tried to talk to us, the people in the office didn't even know we existed, which made our customers really sketched out. We lost a couple of deals because of that.

I wanted to have a local office where I could receive mail. So I signed up originally through another vendor that I have a business credit building profile with and they suggested Alliance Virtual Offices amongst a couple of other choices. Alliance has a pretty big network of offices, including in Massachusetts and in Florida. Also, their price was good and it wasn't really location- or state-dependent, that I needed the actual address. They have good customer service as well. So, overall, they seem pretty good. The setup was simple, too. I'd put in the information and it was straightforward. I filled out a form, their person contacted me and collected the final information. Then, I had to get something notarized and it was awesome that they had a virtual notary service.

I decided to get a virtual office when I started my company. I went online initially and someone from Alliance chatted with me. They reached out if I had any questions, and from there I decided to sign up. They offer the full package and seemed to have competitive pricing that is within my range. And if I wanted to rent an office, they have it available. If I wanted a phone number, they have that as well. But there was some difficulty with the phone part. It didn’t seem to meet what I wanted, so I ended up canceling that. But I kept the mailing part of the virtual office package, and it worked well. The instructions were clear, too. The only thing I wish they had was a notification that I have mail instead of having to call every time to check the mailbox. Overall my experience was straightforward and they delivered what they said they were gonna deliver.

I'm expanding and when I'm bidding on these things, every city required to have an office or a virtual office in that particular city because I'll wind up paying taxes there anyway. Instead of opening up a regular office, I decided to go with a virtual one because I don’t have to be there every day, but when I need to have meetings and meeting with my customers, I have a place to meet with them. They'd provide everything that I need as far as doing the phone service and people, start mail and stuff.

I started a management company and do all the management from home so I needed to look more professional. Alliance Virtual Offices was a referral and I went ahead and signed up for the services. They sent emails on how to go ahead and set it up which was an easy process. I also had the coaching program which was where the referral came from and they helped me because they also had clients that used Alliance.

Alliance Virtual is good for the most part, but they are a little expensive. I've checked on other virtual offices and found cheaper ones. But the guy that I've dealt with was great and he's always there.

I signed up with Alliance Virtual Offices for the mail forwarding service to the virtual office address. The process was easy. It's online and it was good. The lady responded via email, so that was good too.

I'm starting a business and needed an office address. I signed up with Alliance Virtual Offices and their team was knowledgeable and friendly. So far, the service is good. I haven’t had any complaints or issues.

We had a brick and mortar for years. We're a software company and over half of our developers are working remotely either in the state or out of state, so it didn't make any sense for us to continue to have an office when there was no one in it. We signed up with Alliance Virtual a month ago and it's been fantastic. It's really easy and all my questions have been answered super quick, so we're really happy with it. I saw other options out there that were slightly more expensive but I feel as if they didn't give me as much as Alliance Virtual did because we really wanted to be able to come in once a week and meet with the team, at least for the first months, and having no extra charge is what drew me to them. We also ended up saving $40,000 to $50,000 so we're really pleased with the whole thing.

I saw a building that I liked and Alliance was the purveyor of that office space. I made an appointment, went over and met with the manager there. She was exceptionally professional. Moreover, the cost of their service is awesomely reasonable for the quality. So far, I'm extremely happy with them.

My wife is the principal owner but she's not a day-to-day participant in the business activity of the company so I'm the one who interacted with Alliance. The first glitch was we had to redirect our mail forwarding because they had the wrong suite number. It impacts and authorize USPS, C-forms and the like and so on. But they were very responsive in any case. Thankfully, we didn't use the virtual office address in any of our legal description. Otherwise, that would have been another expense and inconvenience as you could imagine.

Our experience with Alliance Virtual has been great. We have multiple companies and we didn’t want to house this particular company within the other. The setup process was very easy and it's just online. However, the hardest part was doing the legalized paperwork. But other than that, everything was fine and it seems like everybody there knew what they were doing. We also checked into a couple of places and by far, Alliance seems to be the least expensive.

I was advised to set up for business credit and they would be checking to see if we have an office and whether it was in our house or wherever else. In order to establish business credit, I signed up for Alliance Virtual. I do have a number that I could call in downtown New Orleans, but I haven’t gotten that much out of the service because nobody is sending any mail to the office address. I went down to check my mail yesterday but I didn’t have any. That’s my first experience to go down there and find the office. However, I'm getting a lot of collect phone calls from Louisiana. I don’t know what it's about and some of them say I need to verify my Gmail.

I'm a real estate agent and didn’t need a brick and mortar office in order to operate as I work out of my house. I needed an office address and a company phone number and Virtual Alliance offered it for 55 bucks a month. It was fair so I took it. I've had them for about a month and a half now and I've picked up mail once. I'd recommend them.

I thought a virtual office would be easier and a little more convenient for the type of business that we have. We don't have to deal with the hustle and bustle of having equipment. The reps at Alliance Virtual are great, but I've been having issues with the phone and the fax. We can't make phone calls when it's peak hours. We also can't fax because there's limitations on the size of the document that we're trying to send. Those are little disruptions that creates an annoyance for me especially when we expect things to happen but those are the biggest things that I can see to be issues right now. Maybe this is part of having a new phone service but it's a little frustrating.

Alliance Virtual has been a great service for our business at a very fair price. I have no complaints and we're planning to continue using it. Their team is knowledgeable. We just had a couple of situations where we needed to check in about a phone forwarding and they've been very helpful.

I needed an office address and everything's been good with Alliance Virtual. The team was friendly, knowledgeable, and explained everything. The transaction went very smoothly and I'd recommend them.

We were Googling and Alliance was one of the options that first came up and it was near where I live, so it's convenient for me to go pick up mail and stuff like that. The setup process with them was pretty easy. They emailed me exactly the items that were needed and I followed that email and then they told me within a day it's complete. Their rep Iris was friendly the way she worked with us.

We looked into a virtual office as we wanted a good location for us to meet as a company when we're together. Setup process with Alliance was easy. However it's a little harder to park in there and there's so much cost going on. We have to pay for time for parking and it wasn't convenient as I thought it was. My other complaint is calling 24 hours in advance, which I get, however sometimes we need to gather quick at the last minute. But that's our only hiccup.

I do a lot of IT consultant work and going after contracts in the Federal space. There's no need for me to meet up with clients in the office but at the same time, I might eventually need to. For now, it's pretty much going after RPs, waiting around, see if I could win the work and once I do, I hire employees to do it. There's no need for me to have an office space but I needed to have some type of presence without really having much of a physical presence. Everything is great so far with Alliance Virtual and the cost is definitely reasonable. The limited interactions of checking mails and a few other things have been really good. I'm highly satisfied and I'm looking into getting to lease a part-time reservation per day for my assistant because I want her to, at least, spend three or four hours where she could dedicate and have some time or place to do work.

I needed a permanent business address, but I also move around and do business all over New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and potentially in Washington D.C. come spring. So in the event that I may need to set up an office location in one of those locations, I wanted to work with a flexible office situation that would allow me to explore those options if I needed to go ahead and set something like that up. I've spoken a number of times to Iris from Alliance and she's been very helpful. The staff at the Melville office location has been wonderful as well. The price point and the quality of the service every time that I've contacted them are perfect for me. Iris has followed through right away and I've received an email confirming the information on the next appointment. It's been very good and I have recommended it already to two of my clients.

I have a start-up business and I got Alliance to help me build my business credit. I don't have money and an office base and I don't want to give my home address on my business stuff, so I went that route. I was looking around on the site and decided to get on the feature. The young lady who assisted me, walked me through everything. It was a very simple easy process even though it was through chat, and I liked it. It's a fair price too.

I'd recommend Alliance. I got them for my business because they report to the credit business bureaus. I had a great experience talking to them. They're very nice and responsive.