Grant Watch Financial Assistance Reports & Reviews

Grant Watch Financial Assistance Reports & Reviews (4)

GRANTWATCH BIG SCAM-RIPOFF

PLEASE LOOK FOR YOURSELF
https://www.ripoffreport.com/report/grantwatchdotcom/boynton-beach-florida-libi-...⇄

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I received a message from a "friend" on Facebook, that matches this exactly. I didn't send anything but this just seemed very fishy to me. What can I do? A $100 gift card gets me $1,500 cash? Yeah right! Now she keeps bugging me about doing it. I just want it to stop,

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- El Paso, TX, USA

Scammer's address El Paso, TX 79925, USA
Country United States
Victim Location TX 79925, USA
Total money lost $450
Type of a scam CryptoCurrency
Initial means of contact Not applicable

Actually, the company GRANTWATCH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE gives out money to help the less privileged on the control of Financial problem nationwide. So for you to get this financial help , Your duty is to trade with the company using gift cards purchased at the store. If you trade with the company with $200, you will receive a payment of $2400 or more within five minutes, I got proofs to show you.
For $200 trade you get $2,400
For $300 trade you get $3,500
For $400 trade you get $4,600
For $500 trade you get $5,700
For $600 trade you get $6,800
For $700 trade you get $7,200
For $800 trade you get $8700
For $900 trade you get $9600
For $1000 trade you get $10,200
Here is the company link
https://www.grantwatch.com/cat/12/financial-assistance-grants.html
Go through the proofs It’s legitimate, are you interested ?

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We have alerted many agencies about this and it is unfortunate that scammers are using our business name. GrantWatch does not give grants or money. The link they use does go to our website - and if you click it - we have added a warning in red to help protect people from being tricked by these imposters! GrantWatch.com is a grant listing directory for nonprofits, small businesses and individuals. All payments are made directly through our safe and secure portal. Please stay safe when you are online and never give money in the form of gift cards to people who message you. If you suspect a scammer on Facebook, do not reply to them, report their account, and block them.
Regards
Libby Hikind, GrantWatch CEO