I continued an internet site phone www.johnsGrantblog.com also it got me to some website phone offer aid n they just request 3.00 to get information about how to obtain a offer also it requires u right to an application to set up your info in cost info it never mentioned something in regards to a ...
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 ...
They gave me a kit for $2.97 then billed my almost $60.00 but didn't mention any other cost in the initial set up. Then never got my kit and Never recieved a call. ...
GrantAssist.org offered grant info for $0.99. Next thing I know, there is a charge on my debit card for $0.97, then $0.03, then $57.95!!! I called the number that was listed next to the charge (888-632-5590), waited on hold for 10 minutes, and then was disconnected! I found a similar story on this ...