Is RepoPlus a good place to work or not?

Answer 1

NO

AnswerIs repoplus a good place to work or not? HELL NO! It`s a scam..they ask you to pay $450 to be added to their insurance but yet they never provide copies of this "so called insurance" they should provide a copy showing you or your company as additionally insured...we have been with repoplus almost 6 months and have yet to physically see this paper. They also tell you after you complete 10 cases you get the $450 back...BIG CATCH HERE... you will never complete 10 cases..they see to it..first they have so called red flag cases (I call BS cases) these cases are no less the 3yrs old and everyone at the company is working them but they won't tell you that they have double or triple booked your cases. Anyway these cases are so old you can not possibly find these people because the lien holders have changed the titles to their name ( so you can`t run DMV checks it goes back to the lien holders) . Ohhh and if you do find the person or the collateral then repoplus will never tell you they got it you`ll have to actually call the lien holders yourself to verify the repossession. After all that hassle when you call repoplus to tell them your case is complete they WILL NOT CALL YOU BACK. If you e-mail them THEY WILL NOT E-MAIL YOU BACK. If you ask for an update on a case "good luck" you`ll be waiting for all eternity. Let's just say repoplus is like a bad marriage ...the more you try the less they try..to put it simply DO NOT ASSOCIATE YOURSELF OR YOUR COMPANY WITH REPOPLUS THEY ARE A BOGUS OPPORTUNITY. Besides why would YOU PAY to get work? I made the mistake of signing on with them and nearly my business so please do not go the same route I did it`s just not worth it.OHHHH I almost forgot..I did complete 10 cases but have yet to get one red cent outta them ..if you don`t believe me then sign on with them you`ll find out.."the hard way" IT`S A SCAM AnswerThe answer is no. They change everything on you so you cant get a hold of them. They do not return calls, e-mails, or any other way you contact them. If you think you want to enter this industry, research it on the web. Don't lose your $450.00 to these jerks. They talk a good talk, but don't help or support you as a contractor. They promise the sky, and you get crapped on.I back traced several good cases and know they repoed two, but I never got paid for them. STAY AWAY FROM THEM! Answerthis was a simple I.P. trace from an e-mail as you can see they`re hiding very well but not too well.

Computer 212.71.156.203 has been found. It is probably located in or around Budejovice, Czech Republic as this is where the organization or individual who manages the system is located.

Network Contact Information: The following details refer to the network that the system is on. hostmaster@ipex.cz +420 38 6357623 Ipex a.s. Siroka 37 Ceske Budejovice 37001 The Czech Republic

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This email is over 30 days old. As such, this report's conclusions may contain some inaccuracies. For more information, click here. This email is sent from the computer identified on the internet by 212.71.156.203 (or smithllhradec.pH.gin.cz).

The sender used Microsoft Office Outlook, Build 11.0.6353 to send the e-mail.

The sender claims to be RepoPlus Roll Call at address rollcall@repoplus.com> Add to Address Book, but this is very easily forged and as such not necessarily reliable.

This email shows that it has been passed to the email server identified on the Internet by unknown. That server no longer exists, so either it has since been taken down, or the sender was attempting to hide their true location.

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here`s how they work. IT`S A SCAM look for yourself...

AnswerOk i like you myself and partner made the same mistake we got taken by RepoPlus. When we started our business we thought RepoPlus was going to be the big account we only dream about..... Guess what we received alot of cases from RepoPlus and started working on them ASAP i was able to locate a vehicle that was more then 800miles away i told repoplus where the vehicle was located within the next 24 hours some how it was repoed.

I talked directly to the debtor he stated it was a agent of Repoplus..... so lets see they got us for the 450 to start and then 150 to locate... Don't do business with Repoplus in any shape or form. Ok i can understand you have one or maybe two people telling you don't do business with repoplus but if you read the internet you will find hundreds telling you the same thing.....

So look around and and read everything for yourself you can email and requests or questions to reponj@yahoo.com because unlike other people i stand behind what i say..........

Ok here is what you learn about RepoPlus

There phone numbers are all VOIP like Vonage this protects them from people tracking them down. Also there mailing address are fake there forwarded to a second address.......... Why this type of security because your a scam and your hiding from the United States

AnswerScam!

Stay far away from these people!

AnswerI got scammed by these bastards, I am still going into business for myself. However, I will remember this loss for a long time. They are simply crooks they have changed names and are now Doing Business As "Group4 LLC" so if you are doing business with them get out now... AnswerRepoplus is not a good place to work.. Take heed of these comments from others, they all speak the honest to God truth. I guess I salvaged something from this though... I managed to get hyped about the industry (investigation) and now am going it alone..

I think that the company is a very convincing scam, and if it were legitimate it would be a very good business. Maybe if all the people who were scammed could somehow come together and start their own little network... Might not be that many.. I sure felt like a dumb ass!

So, a word of caution.. If you are interested in starting your business in the skip tracing field you can do it yourself.. It will take a little studying, reading, but I think that you could put that $450 to much better use.

Train yourself. If you need advice I'll be happy to give you some free advice.

AnswerI have talked to a few folks that have had the bitter tase of working "el cheapo" for www.repoplus. IF you do not have what it takes to work for yourself, you can always work for repoplus OR any other forwarder/skip guesser.IF you want someone else to do the easy work and you do the running for them, then go for it. AnswerIT`S A SCAM LOKK FOR YOURSELF. Here`s how it works plain and simple..you lose your money forever.

Computer 212.71.156.203 has been found. It is probably located in or around Budejovice, Czech Republic as this is where the organization or individual who manages the system is located.

Network Contact Information: The following details refer to the network that the system is on. hostmaster@ipex.cz +420 38 6357623 Ipex a.s. Siroka 37 Ceske Budejovice 37001 The Czech Republic

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This email is over 30 days old. As such, this report's conclusions may contain some inaccuracies. For more information, click here.This email is sent from the computer identified on the Internet by 212.71.156.203 (or smithllhradec.pH.gin.cz).

The sender used Microsoft Office Outlook, Build 11.0.6353 to send the e-mail.

The sender claims to be RepoPlus Roll Call at address rollcall@repoplus.com> Add to Address Book, but this is very easily forged and as such not necessarily reliable.

This email shows that it has been passed to the email server identified on the Internet by unknown. That server no longer exists, so either it has since been taken down, or the sender was attempting to hide their true location.

Click here to show the route map (more info) Click here to hide the route map (more info) The following map shows the route between you and the entity to which you traced. A solid line represents a hop to a known location, and a dotted line represents a hop to a guessed location.

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This is valuable data when tracking the end location because it helps qualify the actual final position. In some instances the final location has been derived from the network registration details, which is often the head office location for the Internet Service Provider (ISP). The ISP location is often local to the destination traced, but sometimes also located elsewhere, particularly in the case of large national ISPs. The physical (authoritative) locations of systems in last 2 or 3 hops of the route provide helpful location information as they are often in the vicinity of the destination being traced. Authoritative locations are shown in bold, locations derived from registration details appear in italic.

Address of Hop Name of Hop Location - (unknown) 212.71.156.203 smithllhradec.pH.gin.cz Budejovice, Czech Republic

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