Urban Talent Management

It is honestly a waste of time explaining the same situation that many have already written over and over on many review websites! These morally bankrupt criminals don't give a rip about the hundreds of bad reviews, and I am writing and doing what I am doing to help others.

I will start by saying these people are dangerous, and my suspicions were proven through a deep background check of Alex. It is just the tip of the iceberg. They have their scam right down to every detail from the way they have you meet at their office, refusing to cancel the contract, offering a lower settlement amount, endless different phone numbers they give out, hire sleazy attorney and put them on retainer retainer to flex their muscles to scare you. For the finale.

If you don't pay, they turn you in to collections. I have two friends that paid the money, meet with the photographer and did the training and never got more than one or two jobs. These criminals are cleaver, they just do enough business to keep the eyes of the FBI off of them. They will anger the wrong person with lots of time, money and connections, and they will be shut down or better yet, go to prison.

If you haven't already written a complaint to EVERY review website, please write them. The important one is better business bureau, and please put a complaint in with Utah state division of consumer protection, and the federal trade commission. My suspicion is that their criminal activity with extorting money from young college students is just the gateway to identity theft and human trafficking.

Here is my story: it is pretty much the same as everyone.

Before I start., I want to say I went into this totally naive. Big lesson.

Never give your social security number, address and debit card. Always run this stuff by your parents or older experienced friends or family. Never sign a contract without reading it over with someone with experience. Most importantly.

VET the company and read reviews online!!!

As I said before, I am their target audience. Young but over 18 and poor college student and quick way to earn money.

Here is my story. A model recruiter contacted me via Instagram, and heavily flattered me and asked me to attend an appointment at the urban talent management building in Salt Lake City. The conversation was transferred to text messages with a different recruiter, and they scheduled me to sign their scam contract on May 2

2023.

During the appointment, I was pressured into an hour long fast talking sales pitch, pressured into signing their contract, and an hour later I tried to cancel the contract, and they wouldn't let me. I then sent a formal written termination letter on June 2023, because no services rendered, and no money was exchanged. Then the harassment started and the endless phone calls and threats. Fast-talking Alex telling me how fabulous she is and the company is!

I had already cancelled the debit card that I gave them (stupid and naive), so they threatened me for about a week, telling me that my first monthly fee of $150 is going to be sent to collections if I didn't pay it immediately. They sent me a long email about how I need to take responsibility for what I've done and that I'm a bad employee for doing this. I had not signed up for any of their trainings or anything in the contract after I signed the day of my appointment. The only interaction I ever had with urban talent was my hour-long appointment with Alex Didier when I was pressured to sign it.

They supposedly sent the first monthly fee to collections. I told them that my contract is void and is to be terminated and after many back-and-forth communications via email and then saying it's impossible to terminate contracts, they agreed to let me terminate my contract through a settlement negotiation. They aggressively told me that the minimum amount that I can pay to settle is $400. Ridiculous.

They want me to pay for something I do not owe. No services were rendered and there were no damages. Like most of the hundreds of complaints and bad reviews online, I am a poor college student and was recruited on Instagram and I didn't do my research or read all the horrific reviews all over the internet. They prey on young, naive, poor college students and play into their vanity.

Hard to believe no one has shut them down, and even harder to believe anyone could work for a company like this. You would think a state or government agency would go after these scammers! Go look at their website and the photos of the scammers that work for this company. Play special attention to the CEO.

Let's just say I wouldn't be in a room by myself with him. I will leave it at that. Karma will take of them! There is also a special place in *** for this company and the people that work for them scamming and lying to everyone!!

Sadly, they're low level employees that are so brainwashed into thinking they are doing something good for people. The directors and the middle management and the higher-ups are just sleazy sales people that are predators.

Not even sure most of the people on their website even exist? It is all just a big lie and scam!