I met Mr. Grant inOctober heportrayed himself as a reputable businessman. Having had much such in real estate and online marketing tools, he offered me an opportunity to invest $2500 in a real estate venture he guaranteed a $5000 return in 6 months. I didn't think that was so unrealistic, afterall it was real estate, so I invested the money.
I knew something was up when Mr. Grant took my check to a local check cashing store in New York, rather than a reputable bank or credit union. Nevertheless, I waited out the six months for Mr. Grant to make good on his promise. Surprise, surprise, he never did! He chided how $2500 was not a lot of money and could not understand why I was pressing him to return it. So, if it's not a lot of money to you, why not just return it?
He gave me the run around about how his investment partner was out of the country for several weeks, then this mysterious partner was now being investigated...
I reminded Mr. Grant my business transaction was not with his investmentpartner but with him and he should make good on his word.
Mr. Grant made several promises to send the money, even threatening to send the money Western Union, minus the wire fee! Seriously, he wanted to deduct the fee to send money he owed? Doesn't sound very honest or noble to me.
After several attempts to collect my money from Mr. Grant, I decided to seek legal advice andreceived a judgment in my favour. Mr. Grantbecame irritated and calledme ina tizzy because the judgment was now reflected on his credit report.
Yes it's been over 5 years, I simply want my money returned! If Mr. Grant is half the business-man andChristianhe claims to be, he would return my money with no hassle. After all the Good Book tells us to owe no man (or woman) anything!
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