I recieved a post card in the mail offering assistance with applying for government grants. It seemed legit. After talking with reps. Over the phone, they were offering to send out a packet kit with a book in it to help you fill out forms to apply for the type of grant you needed. Then you were to ...
I recieved a post card in April saying I have been prequalified for a grant of $5,000. And here is my story: I was told when I signed up that I would receive my grant 6-8 week. I did read the back when you stated that it could take up to one year. When I would call to check on the status of my ...
I received a postcard in the mail, indicating that I could receive $5000 in goverment grants and would not have to pay it back. I thought it was to good to be true, should have went with my first instincts. They required that you pay $300 and they would send you a packet, regarding the grants, you ...
In June of I received a postcard in the mail from the company Potomac Fidelity Group stating that I have been identified to qualifier for a government grant of at least $5,000. I called the 1-800-935-4592 number an the grant advisor stated that I qualified for the grant and for $299.95 I would be ...
Early febuary of i recieved a post card in the mail from a company called potomac fidelity group. The company assured me that i have been approved for a government grant of $5000. I then proceed to contact the company, during the porcess i was notified, that a fee of $299 would be applied to the ...