I went on a website call www.johnsGrantblog.com and it took me to a site call grant assist n they only ask for 3.00 to receive information on how to get a grant and it takes u straight to a form to put in your information in payment information it never said anything about a 57.93 charge and when i ...
I paid a nominal fee for postage ONLY; with the materials-access to the online resources was offered, so I signed up a neighbor (foster child) so he could apply for grant money to get a laptop for school. Then I found the charge of 57.93, and of course "Grant Assist" would not refund my ...
I was interested in applying for a grant. My son found the website on a government site. We purchased a package for $3.06 (postage and handling) to instruct me on how to apply for one. After reading the material, I decided it was not something I could use. I noticed a couple of months later that ...
I thought that I needed extra help as I am in school, I was charged $1.97 or something like that and got a DVD marked Grant assist next thing $57.93 was yanked out of my account. I don't care how long it's going to take but hear me you scammers, I want my money back in my account where you stole it ...
I was checking my emails on 10/9 and saw an ad, saying that you could get a small grant for home repairs. I opened the ad and it said that they offered free information on a grant assistance. As i preceeded with the application, they said that they would require a one time small fee fof $2.97 for ...
Charged my account an additional 57.93 without authorization. Never mentioned any charge other than the 2,97 this is absolutely crazy and being that the link came off of a government site this should of already been noticed ...