RogerB
Crusader
Lakey,in
Looks like a big con to me mate!in
If they were so clever, and that they would be pulling 3% of the cash flow . . . . why would they need to ask for $4,500 up front from you to "train" your, etc. Hell, if they have such a sweet deal on accessing Gov business, it is in their interests to have more than you being the right guy they were looking for
That line is a "give away."in
And also, it'd be in their interest to get you trained up instantly and for free so they could get their 3%'s on cash flow
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I've seen these kinds of scams all around the world. I've had to investigate some of them in the old days . . . . it's akin to the "good faith, up front" payment some financial brokers ask for . . . but who fail to deliver, etc.in
Check with the government . . . these birds should be listed there as an approved source if legit. Also do a Better Business Bureau search on them. Check the internet, it is possible they have earned a bad rap.in
Also, get the names of the principals, check 'em . . . and in particular, if you are interested, check with the local law enforcement Fraud Squad . . . hell, you might even become a hero . . . the cops might recruit you to do an op for them (on their $$'s of course)
By the way, the legit way for them to do this would be form a joint venture with you for the processing of Gov Bus . . . . and contracting for the 3% as their "preferred shares guaranteed dividend payment"
There is absolutely no need for the request of $4,500 up front cash to train you.
RogerB . . . . the Ex-Agent 007 for the Businessman Abroad
Sorry about the "in" thing . . . for some reason my system and the board's app are not on correct speaking terms . . . at least I have smilies today
Looks like a big con to me mate!in
If they were so clever, and that they would be pulling 3% of the cash flow . . . . why would they need to ask for $4,500 up front from you to "train" your, etc. Hell, if they have such a sweet deal on accessing Gov business, it is in their interests to have more than you being the right guy they were looking for
That line is a "give away."inAnd also, it'd be in their interest to get you trained up instantly and for free so they could get their 3%'s on cash flow
I've seen these kinds of scams all around the world. I've had to investigate some of them in the old days . . . . it's akin to the "good faith, up front" payment some financial brokers ask for . . . but who fail to deliver, etc.in
Check with the government . . . these birds should be listed there as an approved source if legit. Also do a Better Business Bureau search on them. Check the internet, it is possible they have earned a bad rap.in
Also, get the names of the principals, check 'em . . . and in particular, if you are interested, check with the local law enforcement Fraud Squad . . . hell, you might even become a hero . . . the cops might recruit you to do an op for them (on their $$'s of course)
By the way, the legit way for them to do this would be form a joint venture with you for the processing of Gov Bus . . . . and contracting for the 3% as their "preferred shares guaranteed dividend payment"
There is absolutely no need for the request of $4,500 up front cash to train you.
RogerB . . . . the Ex-Agent 007 for the Businessman Abroad
Sorry about the "in" thing . . . for some reason my system and the board's app are not on correct speaking terms . . . at least I have smilies today
Blue Spirit - Thanks for the history lesson on the Corvair from a mechanics' point of view. I think Nader etched his name into the public consciousness by destroying the Corvair brand. He should have just pointed out the flaws and not trashed the entire line of cars. As you pointed out, the problem had been fixed quickly but too late only because of the bad publicity.
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Lakey
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