Website boasts "$36,000 in Free Money Grants Never Repay - Everyone Approved!" Click the link. It takes you to a page with no contact options, but continues to sell the idea that getting grants is easy. Near the bottom of the page, they portray three links that assist one to get a government or foundation grant. The three links are rated with stars indicating one is preferred above the other two. Clicked the link which took me to another page repleat with high pressure selling, including a "guaranteed approved line of credit" for $7500. The picture shows a credit card.
An automatic chat window pops up complete with typed comments; however, it happens very quickly. I attempted to interject a question, but it was completely ignored. It seemed that the chat text was pre-recorded and designed to have me click a link within the text agreeing to accept the line of credit. I was never able to ask a question. Once the pre-recorded sales pitch was completed, "Susan" or "Betty" went offline, but not without a final attempt to trap me into agreeeing to an indebtedness. This final effort was for $1500 if I would just "click here."
In this economy, with people trying to save homes, pay debts, or whatever, this marketing ruse is reprehensible and borders on illegal, although I suspect they've covered themselves in the very tiny print. WARNING: Stay away from this site.
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