ANNOUNCE
STAY FAR AWAY FROM THEM! NOTHING GOOD COMES OUT OF THIS PLACE
This company is an absolute scam! They’re nothing but crooks. They promise you the world when you first speak to them, but you’re not talking to a tax consultant—you’re talking to a salesman. A salesman! They dangle promises like they’ll reduce your debt or qualify you for some “Fresh Start Program,” but guess what? Those programs are already available to anyone who does a quick Google search or contacts the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service directly—for free. If you’re dead set on hiring a company, find a local, reputable firm or CPA. These people don’t even let you come into their office, probably because they know their scam would fall apart in person. They’ll try to charge you $495 upfront, and if you say no, they’ll bully you into agreeing. If you hold out long enough, they’ll lower the fee to $195. It’s all about how much commission they can squeeze out of you—they don’t care about helping you. If you’re foolish enough to proceed, you’ll meet a so-called “supervisor” or “compliance officer,” who is just another glorified salesman trained to prey on your fear. They’ll spew lies about the IRS having “levels” like ACS, human interaction, revenue officers, and prison—all nonsense! The IRS will notify you if you’re in real trouble, but this company thrives on making you panic. And here’s the kicker: if you owe the IRS $10,000, they’ll charge you $8,000 to $9,000 just to handle it. Need tax prep? That’s another $1,000. And if you can’t afford it? No problem—they’ll “help” you get a personal loan with an absurd APR of 25–30%. Let’s do some math: $10,000 IRS debt + $8,000 fees + $3,000 in loan interest = double your original debt! And for what? An installment agreement you could’ve set up on your own or with the help of a local CPA for a fraction of the cost. If you think it can’t get worse, wait until you meet their so-called “backend team”—a bunch of high school kids and a handful of CPAs or attorneys who aren’t doing anything special. They’ll gaslight you, saying you didn’t send documents or respond on time, and they’ll hang up on you when you try to call them out. Run. Run as fast as you can from this place. They are manipulative, deceitful, and will leave you worse off than when you started. Don’t fall for their nonsense, and don’t let them twist this into “even Disney gets bad reviews.” They’re not Disney. They’re a scam. Thank you for coming to my angry TED Talk.



