This is a classic up front fee scam. Asking for a $1,000 upfront fee with the false promise of it being refundable. The contract they send out clearly allows them to keep the moeny when the transaction doesn't close for any reason. The website is only two years old. The company is registered through a private agent to keep the members from the public, it has a virtual office so nobody can go see them in person, the people involved have no verifiable backgrounds prior to the date of the web site being created, the private placement they say they opperate is not registered with the SEC making it very questionable. The names of the ceo and other company members are characters from history, common names used by scam artists, or names of other ceo's and business people that show up in online searches to give them the apperance of being legitimate, the press releases about the company are all the ones you can easily create online to accompany your website to make it appear credible, their fund raising capital was investigated by another rip off report poster and he found no evidence they ever received funds from the false offering, and the list goes on and on.
Don't give these scammers your money. When I confronted them of course they got very defensive as all con artists do trying to reverse the accusations etc.
Never pay money up front to people who promise to deliver products, or services based on money back garantees. These people know you cannot get your money back unless you file a lawsuit. They also know the cost of the lawsuit is more than they stole. In the event they do get sued they can simply shut down the company, change names, change phone numbers, and move on to the next victims.
This is a classic up front fee scam. Asking for a $1,000 upfront fee with the false promise of it being refundable. The contract they send out clearly allows them to keep the moeny when the transaction doesn't close for any reason. The website is only two years old. The company is registered through a private agent to keep the members from the public, it has a virtual office so nobody can go see them in person, the people involved have no verifiable backgrounds prior to the date of the web site being created, the private placement they say they opperate is not registered with the SEC making it very questionable. The names of the ceo and other company members are characters from history, common names used by scam artists, or names of other ceo's and business people that show up in online searches to give them the apperance of being legitimate, the press releases about the company are all the ones you can easily create online to accompany your website to make it appear credible, their fund raising capital was investigated by another rip off report poster and he found no evidence they ever received funds from the false offering, and the list goes on and on.
Don't give these scammers your money. When I confronted them of course they got very defensive as all con artists do trying to reverse the accusations etc.
Never pay money up front to people who promise to deliver products, or services based on money back garantees. These people know you cannot get your money back unless you file a lawsuit. They also know the cost of the lawsuit is more than they stole. In the event they do get sued they can simply shut down the company, change names, change phone numbers, and move on to the next victims.
FeatherStone Investment Group Reviews
This is a classic up front fee scam. Asking for a $1,000 upfront fee with the false promise of it being refundable. The contract they send out clearly allows them to keep the moeny when the transaction doesn't close for any reason. The website is only two years old. The company is registered through a private agent to keep the members from the public, it has a virtual office so nobody can go see them in person, the people involved have no verifiable backgrounds prior to the date of the web site being created, the private placement they say they opperate is not registered with the SEC making it very questionable. The names of the ceo and other company members are characters from history, common names used by scam artists, or names of other ceo's and business people that show up in online searches to give them the apperance of being legitimate, the press releases about the company are all the ones you can easily create online to accompany your website to make it appear credible, their fund raising capital was investigated by another rip off report poster and he found no evidence they ever received funds from the false offering, and the list goes on and on.
Don't give these scammers your money. When I confronted them of course they got very defensive as all con artists do trying to reverse the accusations etc.
Never pay money up front to people who promise to deliver products, or services based on money back garantees. These people know you cannot get your money back unless you file a lawsuit. They also know the cost of the lawsuit is more than they stole. In the event they do get sued they can simply shut down the company, change names, change phone numbers, and move on to the next victims.
This is a classic up front fee scam. Asking for a $1,000 upfront fee with the false promise of it being refundable. The contract they send out clearly allows them to keep the moeny when the transaction doesn't close for any reason. The website is only two years old. The company is registered through a private agent to keep the members from the public, it has a virtual office so nobody can go see them in person, the people involved have no verifiable backgrounds prior to the date of the web site being created, the private placement they say they opperate is not registered with the SEC making it very questionable. The names of the ceo and other company members are characters from history, common names used by scam artists, or names of other ceo's and business people that show up in online searches to give them the apperance of being legitimate, the press releases about the company are all the ones you can easily create online to accompany your website to make it appear credible, their fund raising capital was investigated by another rip off report poster and he found no evidence they ever received funds from the false offering, and the list goes on and on.
Don't give these scammers your money. When I confronted them of course they got very defensive as all con artists do trying to reverse the accusations etc.
Never pay money up front to people who promise to deliver products, or services based on money back garantees. These people know you cannot get your money back unless you file a lawsuit. They also know the cost of the lawsuit is more than they stole. In the event they do get sued they can simply shut down the company, change names, change phone numbers, and move on to the next victims.