Phil White The Blessing Club 3.0 Phil is a greedy con man who used biblical principles to scam $50 and stamps from thousands of people. He promised Your money would be returned and then some based on a gifting schedule, but never did anything but cash the checks and leave the victims hanging. The Facebook group page was shut down, and he stopped returning emails once he got a hold of your money. This is apparently not the 1st time he's done this. He Must be made accountable! Chantilly Virginia

In May of 2013, I received an email from Phil about a new investment/gifting club he was starting. I imagine he'd gotten my email from Facebook, since I had belonged to another group there that he was a part of. 

He called the program "The Blessing Club 3.0", and you were to send $50 and a book of Forever stamps, and in return your $50 would continue to grow weekly because of the number of participants in the gifting group. He even included in the email a link to the Facebook group so that all of us could see that there were actual active participants.

Phil communicated with me via email without problem before I sent any money to him. If I had any questions, he would reply quickly. Once he received the money, I could not get any response out of him after that. I would ask him how long it would take to get my part of the gifting money per my participation, and he would not reply. Finally, after a month, I demanded he send my $50 back to me. Still no reply, and I noticed weeks later the Facebook page was no longer up, and the email address  was not legitimate either.

i had no way of contacting Phil, other than to do a web search for The Blessing Club 3.0 and came across this site.