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Please beware of this company and its ### like tactics. Everything about this company is shady. From its headquarters in Bermuda (search for it on google maps and it shows up as Hickory Stick which is a restaurant) probably to evade taxes, to its employees and management. Everything is crooked. They record phone calls without telling the other side - completely illegal. They tell you to massage the truth in a formal setting but tell you to outright lie in an informal setting. Its all about creating a false image and selling that. I keep reading "its sales, its sales, " "sales is not for everyone, " complete "rubbish". This puts sales to shame. If you do some research you'll realize other companies are selling the same conferences, Marcus Evans is just selling them for a higher price - effectively their main competitive advantage is their ability to create false value and sell that. If you call that sales then you should probably work at Marcus Evans and are a good fit. And thats the kind of people who work happily at Marcus Evans. Pretentious and empty. I was quite shocked when I saw some good reviews and then I realized that all the good reviews are by people who currently work at Marcus Evans which is obviously not from an objective point of view, but even then I was surprised because when I worked there I didnt know a single person who liked their job, they were working there because they had no other option. It's like a modern day sweat shop that operates on probability. You make 12o calls per day multiply that by x number of employees which equals such and such profit. What's strange is that this is a complaint board, yet there are positive remarks. I wont be surprised if Marcus Evans paid people to write these good reviews. Then I made an observation that most of the positive reviews are by email addresses or user names such as c005644 or www3322. This is a typical Marcus Evans strategy through which they disguise themselves. You will notice those unknown number calls. Why must such a prestigious organization hide their numbers. Too shady

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MarcusSux
, CA
Jun 16, 2015 7:00 am EDT

Do not buy from him. I answered an ad on Craigslist posted by MarcusEvans. Marcus had 2 front row hockey tickets. I met him downtown and paid him $2.000.00. Tickets were forged. Police are investigating and will shut him down.

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William Gates Jr
, US
Jun 16, 2015 8:00 am EDT

DO NOT WORK HERE. This company is run very badly. I was fired for no reason. I have a medical condition that makes it hard for me to work in an office. I told them I would work from home and they fired me.

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ChupaChup
, US
Jun 18, 2015 4:44 am EDT

I hate this company. The shoes I bought from them fell apart in the rain. The store sales person said the could fix it but it would cost $50.00. They say it's my fault.

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exemployeeme
, US
Oct 20, 2011 9:05 pm EDT

Please beware of this company and its ### like tactics. Everything about this company is shady. From its headquarters in Bermuda (search for it on google maps and it shows up as Hickory Stick which is a restaurant) probably to evade taxes, to its employees and management. Everything is crooked. They record phone calls without telling the other side - completely illegal. They tell you to massage the truth in a formal setting but tell you to outright lie in an informal setting. Its all about creating a false image and selling that. I keep reading “its sales, its sales, ” “sales is not for everyone, ” complete “rubbish”. This puts sales to shame. If you do some research you’ll realize other companies are selling the same conferences, Marcus Evans is just selling them for a higher price - effectively their main competitive advantage is their ability to create false value and sell that. If you call that sales then you should probably work at Marcus Evans and are a good fit. And thats the kind of people who work happily at Marcus Evans. Pretentious and empty. I was quite shocked when I saw some good reviews and then I realized that all the good reviews are by people who currently work at Marcus Evans which is obviously not from an objective point of view, but even then I was surprised because when I worked there I didnt know a single person who liked their job, they were working there because they had no other option. It’s like a modern day sweat shop that operates on probability. You make 12o calls per day multiply that by x number of employees which equals such and such profit. What’s strange is that this is a complaint board, yet there are positive remarks. I wont be surprised if Marcus Evans paid people to write these good reviews. Then I made an observation that most of the positive reviews are by email addresses or user names such as c005644 or www3322. This is a typical Marcus Evans strategy through which they disguise themselves. You will notice those unknown number calls. Why must such a prestigious organization hide their numbers. Too shady

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ex-megroup
, TG
May 21, 2011 6:35 pm EDT
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People who want to attend their events should ask why people like Joel Shapiro from Timbervest choose to be on their red nocalls list (marcus evans has two: normal for angry companies and red for really angry I will sue you like now companies).