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Compliance · Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 3:47 pm Subject:

I am sorry to hear that no one returned your call. Feel free to call our office anytime and ask for Anthony Fabrizio.

Nick_D · Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 5:12 pm Subject: Harold P.

Flip the script on your story and why donâ€™t you paint the picture of what your life would be like if you hadnâ€™t enrolled. Now, you said it took a few years which means 3 right? You got out of debt in 3 years!!! If you considered a [url=http://www.debtconsolidationcare.com/debt-settlement.html]debt settlement[/url] program I think itâ€™s fair to say you werenâ€™t making over the minimums and probably strapped monthly. Now, youâ€™ll agree making minimums even with fair rates typically wonâ€™t bring down balances for quite some time. It would have probably taken you a minimum of ten years and thatâ€™s if you never made another charge. If you hadnâ€™t enrolled into the program you would still be in debt and probably would have paid back triple what you borrowed. Why donâ€™t you post what your total debt was and minimum payments prior to enrolling. Letâ€™s compare overall dollars spent by you in both scenarios. 5,800 acushield supposedly owes to you will seem very minimal if you calculate what you would have spent making payments to those creditors. This here is a clear case of a pessimistic person. You should be a giant advocate of this concept.

Harold. P · Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 7:31 am Subject:

Your last post Nick_D is referring to a consumer post that was on ripoff report . com. Furthermore I think that this thread has been hijacked in all fairness to what Scotish.Army. I believe that we should be giving some sound advice for the consumer. Unified Financial may in fact be a good company, but if you are doing business with Acushield the newspaper, television and history of the net will indicate that there is a fairshare of complaints against them.

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J. Harmon · Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 9:55 am Subject:

I spoke with this company this past week and I felt like I was being pressured into signing up with no time to think about it. Are all of the consolidation companies like this?

Debtguru_CA · Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 10:26 am Subject:

Not all companies are high pressure, however most settlement companies are into what is called a "one-call close" meaning they want to sign you up on the first phone call. Just let the counselor know from the moment you speak with them that you are taking your time. Also check the BBB and make sure that whoever you choose is also managing your account for the length of the program. Best of luck :=)

Guest · Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 11:37 am Subject:

I too worked for this company and was one of the first employees. Before I worked at Unified Financial I worked for a debt settlement law firm in the greater Ft. lauderdale area, so I have about 3 years worth of debt settlement expertise. As an employee at first it was great to hear about how every rep would make six figures a year and how there would me a state of the art employee break area, none of that happened. After seeing certain people get the better leads I started to get bitter and stuck it out, eventually I just left because there was favorites on Anthony Fabrizio's list. Personally I think the owners intentions were good, but even now I still talk to others that still work there and they complain about Anthony Fabrizio and how he just yells at reps and acts like he is God. Again no disrespect to the owners, but change your manager fast, before you lose the rest of your staff.

Dont Worry about that · Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 12:18 pm Subject: Mr. Fabrizio

I also worked at UFS. The owners, and the managers are all stand up guys. If you do right by them and do your job, then you know that. Only the people who are lazy, cant sell, or are just plain retarted and have no common sense would have something bad to say about them. I have been trying to find a good set of owners and managers to work with where i live now. I know all about the debt industry. Settlement is a good way to go. Take it from me. Dont listent to any negative crap (cause thats what it is, CRAP) that you see on this site about Unified. Enroll, follow instructions, and you will save thousands of dollars and get out of debt.

Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 12:25 pm Subject: ALSO...

If you want to make money and arent lazy, work with these guys.

Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 12:51 pm Subject: By the way...

You want to work for or do business with a company with a Scumbag manager ...go see the Sales Manager at United Financial Systems.

Jiggawho · Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2008 3:58 pm Subject:

Nick Passalacqua and Matthew Sechter back at it again, the Bear and Bull Fund wasn't enough of a headache. By the way Mr. Sechter you still own Shawn money, however I don't think he needs your money..copycat. Nick your still an okay guy and for the record beautiful office, just don't lose it.

Rich.Dez · Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 6:29 am Subject:

Does anyone know if this is the Nick Passalacqua that sells leads? If so he is a standup person and his debt settlement leads are good.

MikeNYC · Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 10:49 am Subject:

It is the same person as far as I know.

UFS · Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 3:03 pm Subject: J Harmon

Please call UFS and ask to speak with Anthony.

United.Financial · Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2008 5:40 am Subject: UFS

If you have something to say about United please feel free to call our office or stop by.

United.Financial · Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2008 9:41 am Subject: hydroponix424

This message is to "hyrdoponix424" in ref to scumbag manager: First of all complete low blow as our company has never bad-mouthed your company at all. I am reading this thread and it's just "plain stupid" and ruining a name for the industry and now my company is brought into this? Thanks.

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