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An inspiration to launch this website popped up from ‘The March Group Scam Prevention Program’. Here’s a short and amusing anecdote behind this.

On a fine day while searching for information on ‘reputation management’ and new strategies, we came across an article that caught our attention. At first glance we figured the objective behind the ‘scam prevention’ and ‘fraud watch’ programs. We appreciate the idea though! However, on a second thought, there were a number of mind tickling questions. Why would they start such a program? Were they ever victims? What is their motive? We needed answers to all these questions just because we have never seen such a strategy implemented even by a reputation management firm.

We started digging more information and in the process figured out few interesting facts that made our eyes nearly popped out of heads. This is freaking scam! Interestingly, we met a business owner scammed by The March Group who provided us some useful and authentic information. Concerned over the fates of many business owners we decided to start The March Group Leaks, a website that breaches the scam prevention program to reveal the truth, facts, unethical business practices and the strategy implemented by the Florida based M&A firm, The March Group. Our purpose is to bring all the business owners together, who have paid up-front fees, and voice their opinions, experiences, and frustration on this website.

You will find a lot of information, collected from various sources, on people’s experiences and some useful information regarding M&A firms operations. A lot of effort and money was put into developing this website and collecting these sources. We hope this information will be useful to figure out the business model of The March Group.

Most of the parts on the website are self-explanatory. However, here is an overview of some of the important sections. You can see a summation of all the activities grouped together under 'Information' tab. The information, here, is broken down into categories like The March Group Scam, The March Group Fraud, The March Group Complaints, and The March Group Lawsuits. We have furnished information based off the feedback we got from the business owners/sellers. The 'Collection' consists of a lot of useful information and our views and reviews to gives you a thought provoking insight. We will be starting a blog shortly that features all the articles either pertaining to M&A business or experiences of the business owners.

Please send us your feedback either by an email or by using the contact form.

Testimonials

  • I attended The March Group seminar in the past which was not supposed to include any selling but in fact was a total sales pitch. Legitimate M&A brokers do not require advance fees and, in fact, most licensing entities prohibit the prepay of business opportunity services.

    - Martin Hyde

  • I've received several calls from the, 'The March Group.' This gentleman has called literally hundreds of times saying its a confidential matter. Douche bag indeed...can't even pronounce my name. Needless to say, I give a damn to this telemarketer.

    - Jamie Carrington

  • I've been called many times by The March Group over the past two years asking for business owner to invite him to a business owners meeting. Its a total sales call as i heard other telemarketer's voices in the background.

    - Daniel Strauss

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