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Michelle Martin said that she had spoke with the owner on multiple occasions. WRONG!! She lied. She also called from 303-485-1610

Asked for the wrong person...our corporate lawyer!

I have gotten several calls from this company.  I work for a company that is in very close contact with the IRS.  The first time that they called, "Pat Bishop" said she was from IFS (had to ask her three times to repeat herself because she was trying to make it sound like she was saying IRS) and wanted to speak with the person in charge of the payroll taxes.  That is myself, so I indulged her for a moment.  I work for a telemarketing company so I could tell from the s**** of the call that she was a telemarketer.  I explained that we already had this matter under control and were working with the IRS very closely.  When I refused to answer any more of her questions, she proceeded to tell me that clearly I was not the correct person to speak with and that she would continue to call back until she was able to reach the owner of the company.  She has called mutliple times since then and when one of my colleagues tells her that she must speak with me, she becomes very annoyed.  She just left a very unproffessional voice mail for me as well.  DO NOT WORK WITH THIS COMPANY.

What's the matter, sounds like this site is making it hard to run your scam on teh phone. Don't try to run it on here though. Go back to the boiler room.

This company does actually help a lot of different clients. There are many business owners who aren't able or decide not to pay thier taxes, at which they have liens. When that happens, they can lose thier business, home, property, etc. Surprisingly, there are also many business owners who feel that despite not paying their taxes, they will not be liened. So, in essence, many are "not aware" when a lien becomes public knowledge. The purpose of this company is to telemarket thier services to the owners that need them. If a client signs on, typically the legal team will help that client shed a large percentage of the debt, save thier business and****entially their personal life,etc. It's not a bad company, and they do fight hard for their clients. The only bad thing I can say is that some of the employees might be a little obnoxious.

A guy named Dave Goldstein kept calling. Sounds shady if they won't tell you any info about who they are.

Integrity Financial****ociates is the company name. Received a call from Bob Podell today about my situation that is over 2 months old and has already been taken care of.  If they can't find out about the tax lien in a timly matter, how am I suppose to believe that they can handle the situation...

I got a call today from Kelly asking to talk about *** Taxes, these people are relentless all they are trying to do is make you an offer to handle your Tax problems they will try to get 3000 - 5000 out of you making all kind of promises and do nothing for it. If you have Tax problems deal with the IRS direcctly get on an installment agreement and work it out. These callers are con artists that are trying to take advantage of people in a bad situation. They should all be jailed for harrasment.

Same Lady, Pat Bishop continues to call our office even after we told her that we did not need her sevices. She has called multiple times since and has been extremely rude. The company needs to be turned over to the State Attorneys Generals Office for harrasment. That is our next step !!!!!!!!!

I guess if your company paid its taxes, you could put them out of their misery.

Itegrity, just another one of those scams claiming they are a Tax Resolution firm. Once you hire them they tell you they need more $$ to complete your case, scam!  some guy named O'ryan and another cool cat named Johnson

Got a call from a "Pat Bishop" as well. Didn't seem rude, but I'm sure it will come in time if she keeps calling. I've read some of the posts, what a bunch of loonies at IFS! I hope she keeps calling so I can mess with her. Haha

1-888-485-1610 ext 112 Deborah from IFA, called several times in one hour trying to get ahold of a controller, CPA, and the owner of the company. Complained that she could not reach anyone on any of her previous calls and it was very important she speak to someone. She became irritated when I asked for her phone number and huffed when I informed her that no one was available for her phone call

I been receiving calls from this lady too. She does not give up and keeps calling even though she knows we are not interested in her services.she insisted that she was going to keep calling until she speaks to the right person that would get her *** tax reduction forms.She is calling from Integrity Financial****ociates. What upsets me the most is that she is not a professional person, she interrups when Im speaking, never tells you her companie's name, evasives all questions, ****ard you with questions that are ****** and non sense and at the end says this is URGENT and needs a call back.***, KEEP Dreaming Lady, You will never receive a call from my company.If that is the kind of people that Integrity Financial****ociates hire, pleople like her with at***ude,  rudeness ,  unprofessionalism and lack of customer service, I dont want any business with them.

She is calling companies with tax liens filed by the IRS to get business for her firm.  She won't tell you the real name of the company when you ask.  I guess she thinks we're ****** and won't google their number.

SAME HERE, PAT HBISHOP , *** PAYROLL TAX DEDUCTS, ASKING FOR MY NAME. WHEN WILL HE BE THERE, ETC.... WHAT A ****TY JOB THESE PEOPLE HAVE. TO SOUND SO DESPERATE ALL DAY LOND EVERY DAY. UGH

Mine was better. He called and left multiple messages saying that he was calling the business (doesn't mention the name of business) about the *** taxes and that some important information needed to be sent out. He doesn't say he is from the IRS nor badge number and ***ody handles *** except for the IRS. So definitely a scam.

A woman who identified herself as Pat Bishop at Integrity Financial****ociates called our business aggressively, upwards of 5 times in one hour, and was hostile to our secretary.  She was evasive about the nature of her call or what her company does, and would only say it was her job to get us information.  We told her twice to stop calling and harrassing us.  The last time she called, she ignored our request she not call any more, and said she would keep calling back until she spoke with a corporate officer. I think she theirs may be a collection agency under the guise of wanting to help people or give them information.