I was told it would only cost $2.97 for shipping. Then they charged me $57.93. And on top of that they never told me it was for not profit organizations to begin with. ...
They offered free grant information, but charged $2.95 for shipping, then they placed unothorized charges on my account, in the amount of $57. They also transfer the funds out of the US as shown by international transfer charges posted to my account. Had to cancel my visa card to prevent additional ...
GrantAssist.com offered to send me a "Grant Kit" for the price of postage and handling ($2.99). I submitted them my credit card information on October 7th, and the charge appeared on my card statement, but I never received a kit of any kind from them. On October 17th, I noticed that I had ...
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 ...