Grant Search Assistant, GSA/SBA Express, Network Agenda Ripoff, Grant Search Assistant, GSA/SBA Express and Network Agenda are fake companies that fraud innocent people. St. George,St. George, Utah Internet

On December 4, 2006 I went online to get information on grants and came across a site called www.scammer-alert.com. This article stated you have to be careful of the companies that you want to get information from because most of them are scams. He listed 5 companies that were legitimate and that Grant Search Assistant was his second pick for being the best to go with. I then went to that site and registered for them to send me a cd. I was suppose to get a one time charge of $29.95 for the disk and if I wanted to retain their services I could become a member. I was suppose to get a 14 day free trial and after that time I could cancel or continue the service.

I got the CD and looked at it, plus did some other research and decided that a grant was not the way I needed to go, so two days after I received the CD I went back online to request for a cancellation. A few days later I got a call from someone that was suppose to be with Grant Search Assistant and I told him that I did not want to stay registered because I felt it wasn't the way to go. I asked them to please cancel my membership. I did this so no one else would call me and bother me all the time. That is when the trouble started. The next month I started getting charges for $29.95 from Grant Search Assistant, plus I started getting a charge of $5.95 a month from GSA/SBA Express and $7.95 from Network Agenda. I have tried to find another way to contact them, but I have not found a phone number or any other type of contact information to call them or write to them until I found this site. I have been getting this charge every month since December 2006. All of these companies are listed from St. George, Utah and I have not been able to get the charges stopped. So beware, don't believe everything you read on the internet.

Anna
Waco, Texas
U.S.A.