NFA Group Inc - National Financial Advisors - NAFINA.COM Grant Scams, Business Plan Scams, Fedex to avoid mail fraud scam, telemarketing scam Henderson Nevada
national financial advisors inc aka NFA Group aka natfina aka natfina.com is a telemarketing scam offering small business owners access to grants to help struggling businesses.
national financial advisors uses high pressure telemarketing tactics offering grant writing, website development, business plans to desperate Americans seeking help through financially troubled times.
Fees range from $5,000 to $1,995 and must be delivered via their fedex account, victims are not allowed to use the U.S. mail to send their payment / checks, in this way national financial advisors avoids mail fraud potential.
As they operate under multiple business names, checking BBB is generally fruitless, they do have a corporate and business license in nevada, anyone can for under $500.00.
They do not respond to refund requests, or multiple requests to deliver products and services offered, either by email, submitting their website form, telephone or fax requests.
Frank Powers, Joseph Goldberg, Jason ostrowski, brian williams, michael jones, paula white, ashley are some of the pseudonyms used.
Truth
palm springs, California
U.S.A.
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NotSoHappy
Coral Springs,Florida,
United States of America
NFA -- BIG RIP- OFF!!!
#2General Comment
Sat, August 13, 2011
:( I was taken by these A**HOLES as well. AND... they are not alone; there is another company called "US Filing Systems" that supposedly does the package if it is a single grant for over$100,000.00. They feed you a line of crap about needing to do a very large packet worth of work that also requires an additional $3300.00 to be able to process this type of grant. Un#$%&ing believable!!! The unfortunate lesson from this is: ANY GRANT WRITER SHOULD NEVER CHARGE ANY MONEY UNTILL AFTER FUNDS HAVE BEEN DISPERSED FROM THE INSTITUTION GIVING THE GRANT!!! If an upfront payment is asked for; take down ALL their information, say "I'll call you tomorrow ", hangups the phone, and IMMEDIATELY CALL THE POLICE to report fraud.