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Mike V.
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  • Arnold, MD
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Anyone Heard of Credit Card Builders?

Mike V.
  • Investor
  • Arnold, MD
Posted

My team leader Dave receives guru advice from a couple of different guys. One in particular is a guy named Jay Conner from the The Private Money Authority. In our attempt to find private money, we came accross Marty Banks from Credit Card Builders. We wanted to make sure this wasn't a scam, but even his guru guy Jay recommended him. To be on the safe side, we wanted to check with you. Does anyone know if either one of these people/companies are legit? Are they reputable? Has anyone had any first hand experience with them individually or together?

Credit Card Builders Claim (according to Dave), that can establish Business lines of credit on behalf of the customer up to $250,000 over the course of a year at a interest of 0% for a fee to their company of $3,500. Does this sound right? I mean how can this be?

Thanks for any help.

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