Office Evolution Salt Lake City (Downtown)

I was looking for an office outside of my home office. I had tried other services in the past, but by far, this is the best one I have found. The owner is a great person. He is very attentive, genuine, and helpful. The common areas are very clean, they keep their complimentary water, hot chocolate, etc., stocked. The offices are quiet making it easy to work. Another great thing about Office Evolution is their 24/7 access. I love having access after hours! I work in Analytics, Data Science and Neuromarketing (Sensum Inc), and having access to my office whenever is a must. I have found the best office space in Salt Lake City, and could not be happier!.
Sep 16th, 2019

Aug 29th, 2018

Sep 14th, 2017

The office manager, Rose, really made my experience! 👍🏼
Jul 9th, 2017

They charged a card I didn't give permission to charge. They told me I was renting space for $15 a day and then turned around and billed me $30 an hour in hopes that I would sign a lease with them. Don't give them your credit card they will try and use it as leverage. My identity was stolen from a letter I left in their office. They will bully you into signing a lease leaving no recourse other than small claims court. It just so happens my lawyer rents office space from OE in Ogden. How awkward for them. They charged my personal checking account 10x what they promised me they would. They said they would waive the $400 if I signed a lease with them. What kind of sales tactic is that? Sign with us or we will bill you $400 for 14 hours or sign a lease for $699 a month. Hmmm... yeah the math doesn't check out. When I tried to resolve this issue they laughed at me and said it's my word against theirs. They will tell you how they are different from Regus as part of their sales pitch. Regus gave me 2 free days of office space and OE charged my cc $435 without my permission for less than two days of office rental. When my business credit card didn't go through they charged a card I offered to prepay with...without my permission. That $435 they stole from me was actually intended for their own client (aka my corporate lawyer). I had an awkward conversation with my lawyer the other day explaining that I can't pay him quite yet because I'm in a dispute with the company he's leasing office from. They took money out of my pocket that was intended for their own tenant. They wanted me to sign a lease on an office space I've never stepped foot in weeks after meeting them. High pressure sales practices mixed with laziness is a recipe for fraud. They stole my 401k money out of my checking account and not once did they tell me in person or via email that they would charge me $30 an hour. They lectured me on how much they have done so much for me instead of resolving this issue... they were offended when I kept them honest and price shopped their competition. Thank God I never signed a lease. Avoid OE like the plague.
Sep 5th, 2017