International Acquisition Group, LLC IAG Made false statements about previous success stories and lie to business owners. Internet
Do not do business with this company! I was hired as a Business Analyst to meet with owners that said they want to sell their business. I was told this was a very prestigious position where I could help owners with the sale of their company and make a very nice income. I was trained to actually sell a documentation package that consists of a cheap and unprofessional business valuation that can be done for $300 or less. The average sale was supposed to be around $10,000 and I would make a 20% commission on each sale and should be able to do 3 to 4 per week as told by their CEO, Strick Hullender. Right!!
I became suspicious very quickly when the majority of "clients" were told there would be "no upfront cost" and they would only pay if we sold their company and I heard this time and time again. It really bothered me when we were instructed to tell owners that we don't profit off of the fee if asked. What also bothered me was the fake employee named Richard Green. This individual doesn't exists but the name is used when calling the office because you need help "closing the deal". Seriously? IAG will use any tactic to convince business owners to pay their fee and the fee itself is based on whatever you can get them to pay right then.
There is a ton of pressure for the owner to make a decision right then and there because we're trained to tell them we will never come back. Another misrepresentation because we would go back if necessary. I was told when hired there was a 74% success rate with their program and I was excited to join them because I felt like I could help business owners. The reality is, their success rate for selling a business is horrible but that doesnt stop them from telling you what you want to hear.
Also, after doing a Google search, the Hullender's used to own Great Western Business Services which went out of business and then re-opened under NBCS which went bankrupt. Then they set up shop in the same address under their new name, IAG and are doing the same thing!! They have sold a few companies though out of the hundreds they've signed up.
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International Acquisition Group, LLC IAG Made false statements about previous success stories and lie to business owners. Internet
Do not do business with this company! I was hired as a Business Analyst to meet with owners that said they want to sell their business. I was told this was a very prestigious position where I could help owners with the sale of their company and make a very nice income. I was trained to actually sell a documentation package that consists of a cheap and unprofessional business valuation that can be done for $300 or less. The average sale was supposed to be around $10,000 and I would make a 20% commission on each sale and should be able to do 3 to 4 per week as told by their CEO, Strick Hullender. Right!!
I became suspicious very quickly when the majority of "clients" were told there would be "no upfront cost" and they would only pay if we sold their company and I heard this time and time again. It really bothered me when we were instructed to tell owners that we don't profit off of the fee if asked. What also bothered me was the fake employee named Richard Green. This individual doesn't exists but the name is used when calling the office because you need help "closing the deal". Seriously? IAG will use any tactic to convince business owners to pay their fee and the fee itself is based on whatever you can get them to pay right then.
There is a ton of pressure for the owner to make a decision right then and there because we're trained to tell them we will never come back. Another misrepresentation because we would go back if necessary. I was told when hired there was a 74% success rate with their program and I was excited to join them because I felt like I could help business owners. The reality is, their success rate for selling a business is horrible but that doesnt stop them from telling you what you want to hear.
Also, after doing a Google search, the Hullender's used to own Great Western Business Services which went out of business and then re-opened under NBCS which went bankrupt. Then they set up shop in the same address under their new name, IAG and are doing the same thing!! They have sold a few companies though out of the hundreds they've signed up.