TurboDebt Reviews

I am NOT currently working with them. I did apply for a $500 loan on Experian, however and I was connected to them and as usual, Turbodebt is a debt settlement company. Having researched debt settlement sufficiently, I told them at the outset that debt settlement was NOT the route I wanted to take so please don't take me down that road and yet they persisted in telling me they were just trying to help me. For a fee of 25%...that isn't helping me. That is doing business for a profit with me.

Turbo Debt has been the best decision I ever made. In only a year two settlements have been completed and saved me well over 50% of my money. I am very thankful for Nancy ** as she is always there and standing with me throughout the entire process. I am most thankful for Turbo Debt and Nancy **. Cheryl **

My friend sat me down to help me learn how to do my taxes on my own, and she ended up telling me about TurboDebt. The representative I worked with was knowledgeable and helped to get everything situated and tell me what I was lacking. I was really pleased with them. I ran into a problem, and they notified me and told me what they needed and how to go about getting it solved - they were really supportive.

The person from TurboDebt I spoke to was very informative and she also explained stuff to me. I really wanted to find a solution for my situation and she was able to guide me in the right way. They told me that they would be able to help me clear out the debt in at least two years, and the amount that I would have to be paying was around $155 every other week. I'm still struggling, but I think with just that alone, it has helped me quite a lot.

I see the reviews and I thought I will try to enquire what is their program for debt relief. It was a BIG BIG mistake because thereafter I have nonstop gotten calls. On all these calls, no one can be honest and upfront on what their program is. All they keep on asking is my SENSITIVE personal information, my cards, my data without even a valid response to my question. I decided to let them know I am not interested and yet I kept getting calls. This feels harassment now. Today, while I was busy reviewing for my NP boards, I got a call from a Karen that I have made an appoitnment with her. I called back and again it is Turbo. I asked to be removed from their call list, and she kept going on, of course I kept going on too and she turn off the phone on me. It is time to warn others of this Turbo Debt Relief.

I heard about TurboDebt through Instagram and ended up starting the program in January, and it's been okay. They were really helpful with me and my circumstances. The enrollment process was really easy, the lady who helped me was very nice and she let me know exactly what was going on, what everything would cost, and things about the lawyer and stuff like that.

I wanted to be able to get out of debt and was just searching stuff online and TurboDebt came up. They were very understanding and explained everything. If I had any questions, they answered them. It seemed like they genuinely wanted to help. They explained what the deposits would look like, how basically it was like a bank account, and then they work with your creditors. That's how they work it out, is by collecting your money and then consulting with them and getting the debts lowered.

I just recently enrolled, but I am currently going through a divorce and there's just a lot of moving parts, but once I can finalize that then I can move forward more with TurboDebt. The enrollment process was good, and I can't remember the name of the representative, but he was very helpful. If I text him, he's very responsive and he'll call me back. It was like twice that I reached out to him and he gave me a call back.

My main financial concern has just been paying off my debt as quickly as possible. There were about three other companies I researched for debt relief programs, but they needed a higher debt ratio that I didn't have. Turbo had a lower debt ratio, so that's why I went with them. They have been extremely helpful. Any question I had, they answered. If I seemed unsure about something, they made sure to give me more information than was probably necessary but to help me understand. My representative has been top-notch and honestly, better than the other programs I talked to. The other people were just kind of doing the job. Whereas, the person I spoke with was more "Let me help you." I feel like Turbo is more geared towards helping people and not driven by how many clients they can get.

I was online looking at debt consolidation and loans to pay off some debt, and TurboDebt was the one that sold me with National Debt Relief, which is a pretty reputable company that I've heard of. I gave them all the information, they did a soft credit pull, and they found a few different things that they could enroll me into. It was pretty quick enrollment, but the guy that did it probably could have provided me a little bit more information. I’ve been in the program for a few months, and for the amount of debt that I have, the 100 something a month that I'm putting into it is worth the investment knowing that it'll be settled eventually.

Everybody at TurboDebt was nice. The reps were fast talking, which I understand, because they do it every day, all day. I got a settlement offer from someone and they called and discussed it with me, which was good. I send them different things that they wanted. They're hopefully helping. The amount every other week is a little high for me, but I have to make it work. They take 200-some dollars out of my check every other week and sometimes I don't have it. I had to call and have one missed, which they were fine about.

It's fairly easy with TurboDebt. I get emails letting me know they have made a settlement for me, and to confirm the settlement. I talked to a young man named Jonathan and he was really nice. I was hesitant about it because I didn't know if it was a scam. But he told me everything and asked me for my information. He put it all in and explained to me how the process would work. We didn't finish the process about setting up my portal but he left me a number for me to call him back.

The support was pretty decent. We had a little conflict at the beginning. But it kind of resolved itself.

I had a couple different calls, and the one with Turbo Debt sounded like it functioned well for me. The enrollment process was pretty straightforward.

The rep I dealt with was wonderful in answering all my questions and attending to my needs. They put me with an attorney who's helping me get my debt cleared up. They’re the GOAT.

I reached out to debt consolidation and it put me through to TurboDebt. Their service has been good and foremost, they're saving me a lot of money helping me get out of debt.

I liked the thorough informational session I had with TurboDebt. So far, I haven't heard from them but I'm getting a lot of letters from the people that they've contacted, so they're doing their work.

TurboDebt was very professional during the enrollment to the program and they did their due diligence. They explained everything and I have no problems with the process that they asked me to go through. Whenever I call, I've gotten the person that I dealt with the first day and every time I've needed him, I've had him. 9 out of 10 times, I'm gonna get the person I'm asking for. I recommend TurboDebt. You can resolve your debt without having to take bankruptcy.

I had a lot of credit cards and I was able to pay off five of them on my own. But as soon as COVID showed up, I couldn't pay off the other four. I'm going to retire in a few years and the plan is not to have any debt when I retire. I went to my bank looking for a consolidation loan but they didn't give me one and they suggested I look into TurboDebt. I contacted them and they were supportive.

I called TurboDebt and inquired about it, and the reps told me what they do. I said I wanted to do that because I had a lot of medical bills and I had a lot of issues with that. I was slowly drowning because I had so much stuff I was paying for. The enrollment process wasn’t bad at all. All I had to do was give them my social security number and they pulled up all the stuff on my credit. I stayed on hold for a minute and they let me know which companies they could help me with. It didn't take long at all. It was quick and easy.

The communication is super great but one thing that I'm not liking is they haven't worked deals with all the companies. As I'm doing this, my credit score is dropping like crazy because the creditors are re reporting to the Credit Bureau. Also, I have one creditor that somehow keeps getting my debit card number. Even when I cancel the card and get a new one, I've got one creditor that keeps pulling money out of my account. I called TurboDebt and they were supposed to send the notarized document that I signed with them to the creditor, but I talked to the creditor three days ago and they still hadn't received it.

Kenneth has been a lovely person to chat with. He said if I needed any help, I could call him anytime if I had any questions. I would highly recommend him. TurboDebt has looked into everything that I have in debt, and we will be working on how to pay it down. That will help me with a lot of debt.

The paperwork portion was a little confusing for me mostly 'cause I got an email and had to read everything out. But as far as the signup goes with TurboDebt, it was fairly easy and straightforward. I worked with two individuals and the second person helped me a lot better than the first one since he answered every question I had. When I was reading the contract that I had to sign, I got to a part where it seemed like I was going to pay them first in order to pay off the debt that I have.

I spoke with Josh on the phone and he was super nice. He explained everything and answered all of my questions.