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Regus, CO, Denver - DTC Tech

4600 South Syracuse, 9th Floor, Denver, Colorado, United States of America

4600 South Syracuse, 9th Floor, Denver, Colorado, United States of America, Denver, COLORADO, 80237-2719

2.6 out of 5

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Brian Howell 6 months ago

1 out of 5

Horrible. Sent me to collections over a retroactive mail charge for holding onto a few envelopes. I don't normally write reviews, but for me this is a matter of principle. It's simply wrong to arbitrarily decide to back charge clients for a service. In my case I had cancelled the Regus mailing address, and they started randomly billing me for charges I'd never seen to that point. In addition, even though I'd been a client for 5 years, I couldn't cancel my agreement as it's evidently annual. I highly recommend looking elsewhere if you're self employed working from home and looking for a business address for marketing and other materials.

E Gonzalez 4 years ago

1 out of 5

Arrived here in search of a credit union that is still listed at this address. I approached the front counter and asked about the bank, to which a woman rudely responded and kept repeating herself when all I wanted was to just leave after realizing the bank had relocated. A simple “I’m sorry, this isn’t what you’re looking for. We’re Regus now.” would have sufficed and I could have moved on quicker. Poor representation of the company sitting front and center.

Brian Walker 9 months ago

1 out of 5

Other than Summer West, who was very kind and helped me throughout, the entire experience was awful. I was nickel and dimed for everything, including charges that I did not make, and was ingnored by corporate when I tried to be made whole on those charges. I was also told that I could resign my lease at a lower rate, and when I did so, they took another $1200 security deposit out of my account without telling me (which I have yet to see be refunded in my bank account), although I was assured I was going to be made whole by corporate. You would be better off giving a homeless person $100 to use their cardboard box on Colfax then to waste your money on this shady establishment.