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• Sep 08, 2023
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Feb 2022: (Arizona) Joshua Blessing posed as a Harvard Business School educated and licensed financial broker and created a startup equity fund business and recruited 2 partners. His Capital Contribution was notarized and equated to $350K, 2nd partner Capital Contribution was $100K and 3rd partner Capital Contribution was $250K. The business bank account was not setup at time of launch so Joshua requested the 1st partner wire the $100K cash to his Blessing Capital Foundation; and stated that he would transfer to the business bank account as soon as it was established. Joshua never deposited the $100K into the Business Bank Account and never contributed his Capital Contribution. He also misappropriated over $200K in unauthorized expenditures and unauthorized personal cash withdrawals. When discovered, Joshua and his wife Anna then suddenly cancelled access to the business email & website accounts without notice, and legally threatened to sue the remaining business partners for expelling him from the business. Joshua is also suspected of receiving illegal kickbacks from companies doing business with this company.

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• Sep 08, 2023
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Joshua Blessing posed as a Harvard Business School educated and licensed financial broker but appears to only be a referral agent to various financial organizations. He promised he would get startup business funding of $400,000, but only ended up getting $110,000. He refused to do any work before being paid up front, so business owner wired him $75,000. He acted as if he was trying to help, but ultimately just kept running owner around in circles, costing owner additional money on credit repair programs and other lending programs that he didn’t qualify for. Owner spent $125,000 of his retirement savings on Josh’s business programs plus interest and financing fees and ended up with another $140,000 in debt. Joshua pocketed $125,000 plus kickbacks from the lending companies he works with. Business owner suspects that the lines of credit converted to cash were laundered through a company called Fortitude Properties.

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