The flyer guarantees me $200,000 grant certificate, but I must pay first a $249.95 fee. It lists a 24-hr recording tel. No. (866) 580-7494. All the specific common come-ons list following promises: authorized release guaranteed and confirmed, ID # is specific and non-transferable, 5 endorsements of people from NY to CA, 100% Refund Guarantee by mail. From whom the cash certificate is coming, there is no specifics, only that it is not from the government. Perusal reveals that I must return the package that I will receive, along with my copy of form payment within 30 days of processing. Then there in the letter the usual pressure, that I only have limited time to respond. If CTG really wants to help, why does it require pre-payment, knowing that I will be willing to pay 5x or 10x the $250 fee for $200,000 grant? The flyer clearly plays on the inherent need of anyone for money, with the pretense that CTG aims only to help the needy and the seniors. The Southern NV BBB gives CTG a rating of "F" based on 16 rating criteria. Google CTG first, and also logically and carefully read the flyer. Too much specifics on promises that any business should stand by on its product or service. These specifics can bury your left side of thinking brain, and letting the emotional heart to misread and to put hopeful, unhealthy extrapolations on the prospective benefits. I call CTG a merciless scammer in connection to this particular offering. This sophisticated con artist is no less than culpable than a Madoff, albeit less in monetary scope. The intent to part you and your money compares as any scumbag plan. Beware.
RM Luis
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