It was not long, after being lured into a stinky business, I realized I should get out to avoid loss of time and money. This site www.grantsmoney.com looked legitimate at first glance and the fee was affordably low to try out. So I thought for myself why not... Smartly enough, once I had access to the information promised, I wanted to get out immediately. The information was completely useless, except nicely organized for quicker access, unlike the same information available for free from the government web sources. You just need to dig for it, but it is free! I normally don't fall for this type of scam, but it happened to me. I asked for a full refund, and had to play e-mails back and forth numerous times just to get these couple of dollars back of initial one time subscription fee without any luck. On top of these two dollars I was charged somewhat 40$ for something I just did not realize at the time, it just popped on my statement. I just received those 40$ back, but not the subscription fee. Their terms did not say it was non-refundable. So I'm still fighting with them. And this little message is a part of my revenge.
So try reading terms very carefully even if the risk looks very small to you. It could be a heavy payload attached to a tiny hook.
Upon further investigation I came across this web link:
http://www.ivetriedthat.com/02/17/dont-listen-to-jeff-donahue-and-jeffsgrantsblogcom/
Please, read it on and avoid the same stupid mistake I did.
Handym
Calgary, Alberta
Canada
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