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I saw an advertisement for free grant money from America Grant Network. They asked me to send 29.29. And then asked me to send them a credit card or debit card.
I just got a voucher from America Grant Network this weekend and it said "Don't Miss Out on Your Share of Free Money! This Money Never Has To Be Paid Back!" and if you know the very basic reality that anything and everything that is "free" is actually just paid for by someone else, any in the end, always taxpaying legal citizens of your country because that's how the government and really anything gets paid for at all. You'll notice whenever the government borrows or prints money to pour into people's accounts that's where it all ultimately comes from, which is why inflation is so bad in so many places worldwide right now . . . you'll be suspicious of such a voucher right away. Mine said that "CBS News and other sources report that the US Government must find recipients and distribute over $385 billion dollars to individuals and organizations just like you. In addition each year almost 40,000 private foundations are required by law to give away five percent of their money to individuals like you in order to keep their tax-exempt status. This means foundations have to give away their money. Otherwise they'll have to pay millions to the government in taxes. Unfortunately the general public isn't aware of the giveaways so $billions go unclaimed." Yeah, [censored]. I decided to do some research into America Grant Network and it's an obvious scam. Scammers aren't stupid, they make good livings making their frauds sounds as plausible as possible and many even have a website that will look genuine. If you get a voucher and check with a request for even a small donation, you should throw it away right away and have nothing to do with it, or else you'll be scammed into financial ruin and get nothing back to show for it.
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Mary Siegel
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Mary Siegel
of US
Aug 31, 202211:38 am EDT
Just received America Grant Network literature in the mail. I think I remember them from a while ago. It seems the price went up and the picture of Robert Newhart got smaller. I am grateful for the notification from others that this is indeed a scam. I will throw my paperwork away. Thank you very much.
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Desert Hot Springs, US
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of Desert Hot Springs, US
Jan 19, 20222:04 pm EST
2 what extent is the sum of our essence defined by experience if we can't find the answer within the problems we create when our current problems cannot be solved with the same thinking which created them whether u believe u can do a thing or not, u are right
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A J Roberts
, US
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A J Roberts
of US
May 05, 201911:14 am EDT
I was sent a voucher for $1000.00 and and a booklet of free grant listings I have heard nothing from them despite the fact that they cashed my check,
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J.r.b
of US
May 24, 20161:24 pm EDT
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I received an offer to buy a book from America Grant Network today, 5/24/16, and they want me to pay them $34.95 by check, money order, or credit card. I checked them out by going online, (on the Internet ), and this "offer" strikes me as a total scam. I wouldn't give them a penny of my money and could not be any less interested. Thank you.
I just got a voucher from America Grant Network this weekend and it said "Don't Miss Out on Your Share of Free Money! This Money Never Has To Be Paid Back!" and if you know the very basic reality that anything and everything that is "free" is actually just paid for by someone else, any in the end, always taxpaying legal citizens of your country because that's how the government and really anything gets paid for at all. You'll notice whenever the government borrows or prints money to pour into people's accounts that's where it all ultimately comes from, which is why inflation is so bad in so many places worldwide right now . . . you'll be suspicious of such a voucher right away. Mine said that "CBS News and other sources report that the US Government must find recipients and distribute over $385 billion dollars to individuals and organizations just like you. In addition each year almost 40,000 private foundations are required by law to give away five percent of their money to individuals like you in order to keep their tax-exempt status. This means foundations have to give away their money. Otherwise they'll have to pay millions to the government in taxes. Unfortunately the general public isn't aware of the giveaways so $billions go unclaimed." Yeah, [censored]. I decided to do some research into America Grant Network and it's an obvious scam. Scammers aren't stupid, they make good livings making their frauds sounds as plausible as possible and many even have a website that will look genuine. If you get a voucher and check with a request for even a small donation, you should throw it away right away and have nothing to do with it, or else you'll be scammed into financial ruin and get nothing back to show for it.
Just received America Grant Network literature in the mail. I think I remember them from a while ago. It seems the price went up and the picture of Robert Newhart got smaller. I am grateful for the notification from others that this is indeed a scam. I will throw my paperwork away. Thank you very much.
2 what extent is the sum of our essence defined by experience if we can't find the answer within the problems we create when our current problems cannot be solved with the same thinking which created them whether u believe u can do a thing or not, u are right
I was sent a voucher for $1000.00 and and a booklet of free grant listings I have heard nothing from them despite the fact that they cashed my check,
I received an offer to buy a book from America Grant Network today, 5/24/16, and they want me to pay them $34.95 by check, money order, or credit card. I checked them out by going online, (on the Internet ), and this "offer" strikes me as a total scam. I wouldn't give them a penny of my money and could not be any less interested. Thank you.