Do you know about Company Funds, Inc.located in Las Vegas, NV?

If it's true what you say, and you're an FBI informant, then why weren't any warrants issued?  If you're an FBI informant, why does anyone else have to contact the FBI or the FTC?  If they've been running a scam for 7 years, why haven't they been busted and closed down?  If you're just a liar with a personal vendetta against these people, why don't you just admit it?  You're guilty of libel and slander unless you can offer any proof: and if you worked there for a short time, wouldn't you have compiled some evidence to support your accusations?  Your credibility is being challenged here.

I would also like to know the answer to crevc's question.  If you are with the FBI then why isn't his company shut down.  I have been hearing from them regarding a business grant and trying to do all of the homework that I can before committing.  I have read several nevative blogs regarding them and am not committing at this time. In this day and time you cannot trust anyone. Period. Would love to get an answer from you regarding this company.  Thank you

As a marketing consultant, often, my clients require funding to enhance their businesses and in some cases, to keep their doors open.  While searching for funding for a client  (a community-based non-profit organization in NYC), I was referred to Company Funds Incorporated. I must admit I was a little skeptical at first, so i did some research. I then called their toll free number. They ran an application, asked me numerous questions about the business in need of funding and called me back two hours later to inform me that they could assist me. They explained it would take some time to go through the necessary steps in order to acquire funding for my client and advised me to be patient.  I paid the required retainer fee to get started. About four months later they contacted me to let me know that I'd be receiving numerous checks in the mail, in the name of my client, for the funding amount requested. That was in the fall of  2007. Since then they have been able to allocate numerous other sources of funding for the same non-profit organization as well as loans and additional grants for other clients that I work with. I appreciate the professionalism and courtesy they continue to provide. I am very grateful for the quality services they have provided. I highly recommend Company Funds Incorporated to any business that is searching for funding-Jusrichardson1@gmail.com

As a marketing consultant, often, my clients require funding to enhance their businesses and in some cases, to keep their doors open.  While searching for funding for a client  (a community-based non-profit organization in NYC), I was referred to Company Funds Incorporated. I must admit I was a little skeptical at first, so i did some research. I then called their toll free number. They ran an application, asked me numerous questions about the business in need of funding and called me back two hours later to inform me that they could assist me. They explained it would take some time to go through the necessary steps in order to acquire funding for my client and advised me to be patient.  I paid the required retainer fee to get started. About four months later they contacted me to let me know that I'd be receiving numerous checks in the mail, in the name of my client, for the funding amount requested. That was in the fall of  2007. Since then they have been able to allocate numerous other sources of funding for the same non-profit organization as well as loans and additional grants for other clients that I work with. I appreciate the professionalism and courtesy they continue to provide and I'm extremely pleased. I highly recommend Company Funds Incorporated to any business that is searching for funding.

Wow! I didn't know the F.B.I. started blogging...that's news to me...lol.