National Grants Conferences

National Grants Conferences is an eight year old company out of Boca Raton, Florida. National Grants Conferences (NGC) is a clearing house of government programs at all levels: Federal, State, Local, Loans and Subsidies.

You may have come across a National Grants Conferences operation in your town or city. They hold seminars throughout the year and work nationwide. What the NGC does is in these seminars is let people know what types of government programs they can receive.

In these seminars the National Grants Conferences will make the application process for government programs and loans seem complicated and intimidating. Once they convince you that you are incapable of filling out the necessary paper work yourself they offer their services.

National Grants Conferences team of legal professionals will offer their services for a fee of $900 for a completed loan or grant application. However what most people don’t realize is that even though they are paying money they are not guaranteed acceptance into any government program.

The NGC is not funded or supported by the government thus despite their professional appearance and guarantees the only thing that you are paying for is a correctly filled out application.

I find this company highly immoral, I’ve been to their seminar at the Hyatt in Chicago and what they do is give every one hope that they can get these great free gifts to go to school, pay their bills, or start a business. Then while everyone is still blinded by the idea of all these possibilities they offer their service to fill out the paperwork for them.

National Grants Conferences is not the first or only company to offer these services. There are plenty of fake gurus and unethical companies trying to convince you that you can’t fill out an application with out a lawyers help. These Government grants can be attained by anyone that does some research on the internet or at their local library and can proofread.

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Roy, Las Vegas	Posted at 12:53pm on Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008
It sas a SCAM !. In hard times like now, companies like this should be held to a greater standard. If you see them on TV info turn channel and run.
christopher k freitas, hawaii	Posted at 10:11pm on Thursday, September 11th, 2008
if thtz how thy conduct bussiness going around and ripping ppl off is tht how our government works wow we work our asses off for bs like this its not worht it at all they should give back a little back
Kari, Cascade	Posted at 6:55pm on Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
My Husband and I went to the National Grants conference in Boise 8 years ago in May at one of the Hotel conference rooms in Boise, we paid 801.45, after a year went by called to get started on a grant, then we were told it would be an additional 25 a months for services, also I went for a previous conference, and was introduced to ROMA computers, what a joke, i was gulible and left with signing a 3 year lease on a worthless laptop computer, then paid for mentoring to help build my website, the mentoror even said the whole thing was a scam they gave you a bunch of discs to sell to people for 27 dollars which were worthless watch out for ROMA computers it's a BIG SCAM wish i would have read this website clear back then, hard lesson to learn
Joanne, Reno	Posted at 1:34pm on Thursday, July 31st, 2008
I attended a National Grants seminar about a year ago and they wanted 2000.00! I could not afford it but I did get the online business cd for 20.00 but could not get it to work-I feel luck to have just been taken for the 20.00
contina bell, raleigh, NC	Posted at 3:58pm on Monday, June 23rd, 2008
I attended a 4 hour conference for NGC. They had this guy by the name of Richard Wiseman from Salt Lake City as the "contractor working with NCG" to "teach" his students about making your dreams happen with grants. He got everyone on board by talking about the gunslingers that are every group that talk about how nothing this is fake but he (Richard) is a living testimonial. He talked mostly about first time home buyer grants and real estate investment. He really did not tough on grants for other purposes. This lead me to believe that it was just a real estate scam. I for one do not take my money, check book, or credit cards to places like this and that way I am not tempted by the hype. The programs that he talked about anyone that has ever looked for programs locally already knows about them. I did not hear anything earth shattereing. The FREE gifts that they tell you that you will get are simply promotional materials that offer no information. I wanted to yell to everyone who... read more »
sandra, tx	Posted at 9:48pm on Saturday, April 19th, 2008
My mother paid my mother and I are in this program it does help you just need to make phone calls write a letter and send. At 1st yeah its hard because even in there meetings they say you have to work for it you have to make phone calls and get the right one when you have that they send you an application ur all set.
Ms Bzness, new york	Posted at 9:11am on Thursday, February 28th, 2008
I attended the conference on Feb. 27 @ the Holiday INN. The presenter went on appealing to the emotions of the audience by having us raise their hands to answer "Who want to own property by the end of March? Who wants to do this and that? While I stood with my hand up then came the kicker a $1300 payment for a discounted price of $100. Yeah, like I'm walking arond with that kind of loot. I am quite intellingent and can conduct my own research. Anyone that is willing to do a little research and get info. can get the info on their own. Also, there are so many resource on grant writing. Also, so many organizations that can assist with that. i'm not getting suckered like my fellow conference goers did. By the way, I found several grants on my own and I'm in the process of applying. Pure BS, I could not stay for the entire legnthy BS, so I could not get the free booklets. BS!!
j, redmond, washington	Posted at 9:33am on Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
i wish i had read this a couple of year ago. i went to the conference but didn't have the money for the program. i stayed through the seminar anyway and were told there was going to be another seminar right after it by some guy who was supposed to help people start their own online business. i stayed for that one as well and got sucked in. i scrambed the $20 together and paid for the start up disk. then paid $200 for the seminar in which we were supposed to get one-one assistance with starting up our webpages, etc. i tried to use the disks to start my online business and couldn't figure it out. i was told i had to pay an additional $30 a month to keep the business going. something i hadn't noticed when i signed up.
Sandra, New Jersey	Posted at 7:36pm on Sunday, February 24th, 2008
I attended the seminar today at the Newark Airport and almost got sucked into this scam. Thank God I read about this a fewn months back. I just wantd to see for my self. Sandy M. New Jersy
Ofelia, Nevada	Posted at 6:41am on Sunday, January 27th, 2008
When I signed up they told me I can add a family member, who they will also help. My daughter went to them and they couldn't find my information and refused to help her. I went to them and they found my information fine and told me to have my daughter call them again. This time they told my daughter she wasn't eligible for help. What? What did I pay for. This year I went to them for help, thinking maybe the first incident was just an anamoly. They told me I needed a business plan. Ok. That sounded plausible. I could either do the business plan myself and they would submit it or they could do it for me (to better ensure my application would be accepted). They would, however, charge $6000. to do my business plan. Sooooo... that was a ton a money I just flushed down the toilet and I wasn't going to flush anymore!
Christy M., Boise	Posted at 5:32pm on Sunday, December 30th, 2007
We signed up for this opportunity a year ago. It was a complete let down. I wish that I had come across your site a year ago, Steve. We would have not wasted the $999.00 that we paid out to help our business, it didn't help it at all. Thanks for your site!!!