THE HOSPITALITY GROUP, THGWorldwide, MARCUS EVANS Telemarketing Scam, Con-Artists, Misleading Venues, Fraud MONTREAL Quebec Canada

The hospitality Group Scams Corporate Executives into investing in Bogus and misleading hospitality Events..... This is what is written on their website..


Founded in 1983 thg (a marcus evans company) has built a reputation amongst our clients who represent a majority of the Fortune 500 companies, as a leading company in the provision of corporate hospitality. thg has a unique ability to provide a global reach through a network of 63 offices worldwide. We employ 3500 people, and provide access to over 1500 events each year.

The sales people are professional lyers and Con-Men,, They tell nothing but lies and half truths their victims... who they harasse from an office in Montreal at 600 DeMaisonneuve, in the Marcus Evans office.. If you have received a phone call from one of their Account Executives,, and are now reading this,, you are very lucky!!! Many a hard working presidents and V.P's of fortune 500 companies have suffered great embarresement after having fallen victime to their sales pitch, promising a last minute deal on sports venue and dinner package which is anything but true... Imagine arranging to take part in one of their scams and bringing along the top tier chief executive officers to one of their anything but prestigious events..

They buy up a large volume of cheap tickets for events like the Olympics in Vancouver or the Grand prix and then they reserve a restaurant usually miles away from the venue,, The Sales people will make you beleive that you are gettting a great opportunity to network with other top tier executives at these events,, but really you will arrive their and immediatly start to realize you have made a big mistake,, Your seats will be mediocre and your dissapointment will continue to grow as you are shuttled around on minibus with other dissapointed victims to mediocre restaurants in the cities far away from the actual venue,,, All of this you will have paid upwards of 50 to $100,000... Imagine what it must feel like for the poor sap who was taken in on these scams,, sitting across from their colleuges at dinner, having wasted the companies budgets on this stupid event, surrounded by the other suckers ( at Marcus Evans , they call them fish) from the other companies who were dupped,,,

Paul
Montreal, Quebec
Canada