March 9, 2005

To Mr. Boggs,

  A few weeks ago I was faced with 2 liens from the IRS.  The IRS had attached liens to my paycheck and checking account simultaneously.  I had my run-ins with the IRS in the past and I knew that trying to reason with them and re-negotiate new payment arrangements would be impossible. And to add salt to the wound, I literally had less than a week to have the levies released. There was no way I could pay my bills if the levies were still attached to my finances.

  I checked the Internet and came across Nationwide Tax Relief.  I did call other businesses but what attracted me to NTR was Linda Stevens.  When I called, Linda was very patient with me and she carefully explained to me my options.  (Please note that by this time I was crying.  I just could not see myself out of this situation.)

  The one thing that hooked me was that Linda encouraged me to call the Better Business Bureau to make sure that NTR was legitimate.  When I called, I was told that NTR had an "A" rating. No other company I had called encouraged me to call the BBB.  These companies wanted me to sign a contract and send monies I did not have before they say they could or could not help me.  I called Linda back the next day and arrangements were made.

  Within a few hours, I had the pleasure of dealing with Nina Ameri. She, too, was very patient with me.  She answered all of my questions and returned my numerous phone calls and e-mails.  Nina was able to turn my horror story around within three days.  She was also able to establish a reasonable and realistic payment plan.

  Truly, I would recommend Nationwide Tax Relief to anyone who has problems with the Internal Revenue Service.  If NTR could help me, then I most certain they can help anyone else.

Maria R.

Bronx, NY