Alltran Reviews

I worked for URS for 2 years. This is by far the WORST company that I have ever been employed by. URS requires that you work anywhere from 4 hours to 20 hours of MANDATORY OVERTIME a WEEK! This job robs you of a social and personal life. They give you goals that are outrageous and they increase the goals so that you can't reach them in the event that you ever do. They tell you that if you are even 1 second late for your shift that you have to work an extra hour of overtime that day. They can require you 40 hours of overtime for a 2-week period and only pay you $4.00 hourly for that time...

So far, my experience has been largely satisfactory, though I frankly never again want to be in a financial situation where I have to work with debt collectors. The biggest problem I have is the excessive calling if my payment doesn't process. It's $50 a month on a credit card that was originally about $3000, but the way they call me, one would think I owed a million dollars.

As an ex-employee, this company robs employees of commissions, raises goals three days before the end of the month when you have hit your goal for the month so they don't have to pay you. After working 70+ hours a week, you will walk away with nothing but heartache and feeling robbed. They will take advantage of you and make you feel as if you will make good money with them just to shaft you. Someone needs to bring a class action lawsuit against this company for their criminal actions. We have families that count on us for you to take care of your employees and you stealing money from us is like stealing money from my kids. It's no wonder they have off duty police there because they know what people's reactions will be to being taken advantage of. I will make it my sole duty to see this company is brought down and humiliated all over the web.

On February 14th 2011, I was contacted by Brian ** with United Debt Recovery Systems regarding an outstanding credit card debt that I had with Capital One. Due to the loss of my job and my husband's, we fell behind on payments. After contact with Brian regarding the debt, I agreed to set up a payment arrangement at the lowest amount possible due to the fact I was the only one working. The amount was to be $135.57 a month with 0% interest. I agreed and made my first payment that day. From that point further, I had it taken out of my bank account every month. In July, when I got my statement in the mail from Capital One showing that I had barely paid anything off due to not having a 0% interest, I was very upset and called my representative back Brian ** and asked him why he had not honored what we talked about. He then said he didn't realize that was the offer but would add 0% interest on from that point forward but could and would not back date the change of interest. So I went on making my monthly payments.

In 2007, I lost my job due to illness. As a result, a credit card went to collections. I set up a payment program with the credit card company, American Express, with a collection agency, United Recovery Systems. This bad debt racked havoc on my credit rating. American Express would report the debt every month as if I was not making payments. This practice kept my rating low.

In 2007, I lost my job due to illness. As a result a credit card went to collections. I set up a payment program with the credit card company. American Express - with a collection agency - United Recovery Systems. This bad debt racked havoc on my credit rating. American Express would report the debt every month as if I was not making payments. This practice kept my rating low. When I reported this practice to the Credit Bureaus, the practice stopped and my rating improved almost 100 points.

I received a call from United Recovery Systems this morning. The woman informed me that she needed to discuss personal information with me and wanted to verify my name and address. I refused at first, but eventually gave her my name and address. She then asked for the last four digits of my social security number. I informed her that I do not give that information out over the phone to a total stranger who called me. She then asked for my birth date. I refused to give that also. She persisted, saying she had the information in front of her, she just needed me to verify it. I still refused. Finally, she asked if my birth date was this specific month, day, year. I said "no, sorry" and hung up.

It appears that American Express hired these folks for a less than $700.00 debt, which I was paying $50.00 per month on via web bill pay from my bank. This company begins calling at all hours of the day, and night. I contacted American Express (who I will never do business with again) to see what is going on, and they inform me that my account is in collections. I still do not know why. This company wants to set up a bank deduction each month. I agree to set it up for a certain date, when I know that there will be money in there, but they take it out before it is in there, and not the agreed upon amount.

They say I owe a collection from BMG Music Service, and it has showed up on my credit report. I completed my contract with BMG. And sent back the additional CD's that they kept trying to send me. After I let them know that I did not want any more in 2004. They call at all hours of the day, and night on my cell phone, and home phone. The most recent was 3:30am this morning.

I received a letter that I am in collection for an American Express credit card in the amount of $487.83. I have never had or applied for an American Express card. I talked to Mrs. **** and told her that I never had an AMEX credit card and I wanted a copy of the original application and a list of charges on this account. She told me to fax the letter and request the information that I wanted so I did. About a week later, I received a standard agreement form letter from American Express and none of the information I requested. I have called and left messages but with no response.

This company is been calling my home for months asking for Kenneth H. I don't know who that person is and I told them I am the only one living in this place and please stop calling me. They didn't! They call many times a week and they ask for Kenneth and I have no idea how they got my number. Clearly that Kenneth gave him some number of the phone book and so it happens it had to be mine and they harassing me with calls.

This debt collecting agency contacted me several times asking for someone who has never been reachable at my number. When I contacted them, I found that they had my address as well, but a different apartment number. The person they were looking for once lived in another apartment in my building. They did a reverse lookup using the address they had for the person and got my phone number. Can this possibly be legal? They didn't even have the correct apartment number. Are they harassing everyone in the building?