Grant Danger rip off they tell you how you can get money from the government, but do not give you access to the internet INTERNET

I checked out the site, the link to see the information is at the bottom of the page, it says "login" and guess what, thats where you log in. Your username is your email, your password is your area code (I called customer support, yeah it was a long wait, but I got all the info) and I was able to view all the information they had. It states on the website "By purchasing this product, you agree to adhere to the termination agreement as outlined on the order page, confirmation of order page, and confirmation email, which is that you, the buyer, are not entitled to a refund of the upfront cost of any shipping and handling that may or may not have been charged to you for delivery of said product. Furthermore, any free trials that may or may not be offered with this product are only free during the said allotted time of the free trial period as outlined within the product sales page, confirmation of order page, and confirmation email. If you have not cancelled the free bonus within the 7 day trial period (if offered on product purchasing), you are agreeing to purchase the bonus material and/or service at a monthly reoccurring cost. The resource center is billed at $58.61 monthly." So it does state you will be charged. I called within the trial and was only charged the initial S&H fees, it did have lots of good information on it, but it wasn't anything that applied to me, so I didn't get any grants. Also, the site did say "OUR COMPANY DOES NOT WARRANT, GUARANTEE, OR MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING THE USE, OR THE RESULTS OF THE USE, OF THE WEB SITES," so as you said, don't look into any websites that guarantee money, especially when they don't guarantee you money.

In conclusion, not reading what you sign up for doesn't make something a ripoff, it makes you a negligent consumer, you should always read what you're signing up for.