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Complaint Review: The Grant University

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  • Submitted: Thursday, January 15, 2009
  • Last Posting: Thursday, January 15, 2009
  • Reported By: — Sandy Hook Connecticut
The Grant University
450 Hillside Drive, Mesquite, Nevada Nationwide 89027 U.S.A.

The Grant University $1.98 for a CD leads to 69.95 monthly charge plus $29.95 from Ideal Wealth Builder Club Mesquite Nevada


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I was charged $69.95 2 months in a row despite the fact that I canceled. The site is also linked to "Ideal Wealth Builder Club" which charges you $29.95 a month. No where do they say that to access the site you will be charged $69.95. I believe this is automatic.

The phone number called is a call center in the Philippines. They do not refund the money unless you call in 7 days.

Here is what you can do. Contact your bank or credit card agency and dispute the charges stating the fact that you never agreed to any monthly charges and did not authorize it. You did agree to a $1.98 charge for the CD. The credit card company will refund the money $69.95 and the $29.95 from Ideal Wealth Builder Club and take on the dispute directly with The Grant University and Ideal Wealth Builder - the cost of the dispute will be for them to defend and the credit card company charges a cost to them (not you) for the trouble. You get your money back from the credit card company.

Because I did not agree to the charges - because the charges are not advertised, they legitimately, you did not approve the charge. Good luck.

Paulalois15
Sandy Hook, Connecticut
U.S.A.

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AUTHOR: Paulalois15 - Sandy Hook (U.S.A.)

SUBMITTED: Thursday, January 15, 2009

I have spent all day researching this company. Here are the facts. But they may be attached to other scams.

The owners are as follows and they tend to move around a lot, with property listings in Nevada, Utah and California:

Mr. Brian Michael Avondet –
Mr. Randall Howard McKim –
Mr. Todd Allan Stadig -

All registered to the following PO Box.

PO BOX 3326A
Mesquite, NV 89024

The umbrella company is called

Grant Solutions LLC
Business Registration E0243532007-7
Address: 450 Hillside Drive, Building B, Suite 200
Mesquite, Nevada, 89027

But they are known as The Grant University - whose corresponding website www.thegrantuniversity.com leased to them.

Issue a complaint with the Better Business Bureau of Nevada and nationally, and also inform the Attorney General's office of Nevada. Good luck. I am sending this message to as many people as I can who got scammed by The Grant University. We need to close them down.
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