Regus / IWCPLC Permanently Closes Locations as they Struggle with Clients and Unscrupulous Employees like Adam Mazza
Regus IWCPLC has been struggling to keep clients, and its closed locations are the focus of this report.
Regus IWCPLC Closes Locations Permanently
Many of their locations and many of their subleased locations have been closed permanently. Meanwhile, Regus has lost profitability, primarily due to clients reporting horrendous billing schemes and scenarios. Clients also report deplorable behavior and communication by “community leads” like Adam Mazza and their attorney Josh Nicosia, false promises being made, and even fraudulent misrepresentation occurring.
Consumer Complaints About Regus
Websites like “Regus Sucks” have populated over the years, and consumer complaints are plentiful. In addition, websites like “site jabber” rank regus with a 1 star. There are over a hundred complaints against them there, stating:
- terrible company
- avoid if you can
- If I could give them zeros stars I would
- They deserve -100 stars. Please offer negative star ratings. Worst company ever!
The complaints go on and on…
Landlords Sue Regus
Recently this year, over 600 landlords recently sued Regus. In addition, Regus pushed many assets into bankruptcy.
Tenants Move to Regus Competitors
Many tenants are already flocking to Regus competitors like Premier Workspaces, WeWork, and Industrious, in an effort to avoid Regus and their unscrupulous tactics.
For background, learn more about Regus on Wikipedia.
Key Takeaways on Regus IWCPLC
- Many Regus / IWCPLC locations and subleased locations have been closed permanently.
- Meanwhile, Regus has lost profitability, primarily due to clients reporting billing schemes and deplorable behavior.
- Websites like Regus Sucks and site jabber list consumer complaints.
- Over 600 landlords recently sued Regus.
- Many tenants are flocking to competitors like Premier Workspaces, WeWork and Industrious.
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