I was scammed by Kensington Assistance Agency in March as well. They sent me a green postcard with a number on the back to call. I called the number and the gentleman I spoke with said I would need to pay 299.97 fee to start the grant application. I was then transferred to this lady who took my ...
They took $297.99, to find out if you did qualify for a $5000.00 grant only they never helped you get any. If you didn't get a grant, they would keep 29.97 and send you back the rest. They didn't do that. The phones are disconected. ...
Ipoff they were dishonest in taking my 299.97 with the promise of me getting 5000.00 in free grant money Denise Queencreek, Arizona U.S.A. ...
I recieved a green post card in the mail that stated they would help you recieve at least $5,000 of grants from the government in areas including Education, Housing, Business, Disaster relief. I wanted to see what it was all about so I called them to find out and they said that they would file my ...
I received a notice in the mail stating that I was identified as a recipient of a government grant based on certain criteria. Since the criterion was simple I figured that I would give it a try. I needed the grant money to fix up my grand father's house (presently being occupied by and my children ...
I had a postcard sent to me by mail for a $5000.00 grant. The application fee was for $299.97. If the grant was not approved than I was suppose to get my $299.97 refunded. They sent me a package that had the title 'Kensington Assistance Agency' with some paper work that had to be filled out and ...