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Advice on Brokers and Up-Front Fee Fraud
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A few thoughts on brokers and other middlemen requiring fees up front – usually under the guise of due diligence work that needs to be done, to better position your business plan and pro-forma, along with all the assurances and window dressings of how they will get your deal funded – these are great sales people, and most are frauds…
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