DECEPTIVE TRADE PRACTICES AND FRAUD: Burt and Associates (www.burtcollect.com), is an explicit copy of the NRS (https://www.nrs.us/privacy.php), or NRS & Associates aka National Recovery Systems (which is rum and operated by liars, cheats and thieves such as Mark Wilson). They hire ignorant non-industry people, feed them full of lies, which the ignorant help believes. They use circle-jerk rooms with loud music to create the energy and motivation needed to motivate idiots to do their scheming work. They tell the help this is the only (non-professional) system that works. For lying, cheating and stealing, they are probably right. You could receive a voice mail saying you must contact them IMMEDIATELY, before noon that same day to resolve a case. When you call them back, they will have some personal information on you and will claim that a company is filing a nonpayment claim against you.

They will feed you some info about yourself to seem legit, but then when you ask for any official document or proof they will say that they are not at liberty to provide that. One of my biggest tip offs was how belligerent the individual on the phone became when I asked for some sort of proof or documentation.

DECEPTIVE TRADE PRACTICES AND FRAUD: Burt and Associates (www.burtcollect.com), is an explicit copy of the NRS (https://www.nrs.us/privacy.php), or NRS & Associates aka National Recovery Systems (which is rum and operated by liars, cheats and thieves such as Mark Wilson). They hire ignorant non-industry people, feed them full of lies, which the ignorant help believes. They use circle-jerk rooms with loud music to create the energy and motivation needed to motivate idiots to do their scheming work. They tell the help this is the only (non-professional) system that works. For lying, cheating and stealing, they are probably right.<br />
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You could receive a voice mail saying you must contact them IMMEDIATELY, before noon that same day to resolve a case. When you call them back, they will have some personal information on you and will claim that a company is filing a nonpayment claim against you. <br />
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They will feed you some info about yourself to seem legit, but then when you ask for any official document or proof they will say that they are not at liberty to provide that. One of my biggest tip offs was how belligerent the individual on the phone became when I asked for some sort of proof or documentation.