GovernmentMoneyClub.com Review

Sun, Oct 11, 2009

GovernmentMoneyClub.com – Is It A Scam?

You’ve probably seen a guy on the Internet dressed in a funny looking suit with question marks all over it advertising the Government Money Club. This guy is Mathew Lesko who has been around for a long time advertising ways to get free government money. Kevin Trudeau may have learned how to scam people from Mathew Lesko.

Well…it may be a scam to some, but this is how Mathew Lesko makes money. He started appearing on TV years ago with short commercials and then on to late night info-mercials. His initial marketing campaigns involved the purchase of his books that ” held the key” for knowing how to apply for and receive government money.

What Is GovernmentMoneyClub.com

It is amazing that a recent check on Amazon.com showed his latest book selling for $37.96. The book is full of information on government agencies and reliable ways to make money but most people can find that information on the Internet anyway. The interesting thing was there were many more used copies of his book for sale than new copies.

Later as the Internet became so strong, Lesko launched a number of websites proclaiming to know the key in how to get federal grant money. Today, his “come on” is a 1 Month Trial Silver membership to the GovernmentMoneyClub.com at $19.95 (Reg $49.95) It entitles you to “Get Instant Access To The Latest Obama Grants and other Benefits available”. Huh?

1. Alternative fuel and vehicle grants

2. Energy program grants for businesses and individuals

3. Get grants for your invention

4. Programs for home renovations

5. Grants for Non-Profit programs

These are but a few of the grants mentioned, along with other sources of money from the government at GovernmentMoneyClub.com, but unless you make less than $10,000 a year, you will not qualify for any of them.

But the government moves slowly and has a lot of red tape. You must know you are going to need to go through a long application process to claim these grants and it’s going to be more work than you ever thought, even helped by GovernmentMoneyClub.com. You may not see fast results. You may not see any results and that is the real story in this GovernmentMoneyClub.com review.

And if you don’t cancel the trial offer right away, you will continue paying through a forced continuity program, which means this GovernmentMoneyClub is going to be charging your credit card a recurring fee if you don’t call and remain on hold with their 800 number to cancel your order.

If you think you are going to be filling out government applications and instantly getting money, don’t count on it.