Info Logistics Grant Writing Henderson Nevada

I filled out an information form online for information on government grants. I was contacted by phone by a woman named Bridget. He asked me a few questions about my business plans, ethnic background, military service, which I informed her that I am a Disabled Veteran, and some minutes later told me that I qualified for a least $65,000 and perhaps more for a small business start-up government grant. I asked questions such as. "What percentage of applicants actually receive funding?" She responded, "90% others fail to complete the process."

She then said that it was the day before the cut-off deadline and that I would need to send a cashiers check in the amount of $489.00 to the company address referenced with this report. I was also informed that I would be able to apply for another grant the very next quarter.

I signed a contract that I downloaded online and mailed in my payment via FEDEX. I was told that I would receive a packet within 4 weeks from the date they confirmed recent of the tracking number that my payment was mailed. I contacted the company by phone on several occassions, sometimes I would reach a person, but most of the time there was no answer.

I have not spoken to anyone since sending my payment. Of course I never received any forms. I called the number several times and there is a voice prompt in another language and no message center.

I am upset with myself for falling for this scam and hope others think twice before doing so.

It is my plan to report this company to the appropriate authorities

Andre
Dover, Delaware
U.S.A.