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red-beard 11-16-2020 01:42 PM

At least someone is willing to help!
 
I just received this e-mail:

Quote:

As Countries all over the world are heading towards another wave of the Covid-19 Epidemic, the United Nations Foundation in collaboration with the Bitcoin Foundation and the Swiss Philanthropy Foundation have set aside an Emergency Business Grant to assist business owners around the world, in order to enable them to manage the economic crisis induced by this pandemic as part of our fight to cub the imminent global recession.

We are pleased to offer you a working capital loan to continue the daily operations of your business should you encounter untimely cash flow gaps. We offer 0.00% multiple loan programs ranging from small business to capital business loans with loan-able amounts depending on factors surrounding your business.
Kindly inform us if you'd like more information.

Sincerely
The COVID-19 Solidarity Team

pwd72s 11-16-2020 01:50 PM

Kind of like the robo call I got? The one starting out saying that because of covid my card debt would be waived? I didn't hang on the line to get more details. Shame on me..:rolleyes:

ckissick 11-16-2020 03:51 PM

A 0.00% loan? I'd hold for for 0.000%.

Bill Douglas 11-16-2020 07:10 PM

Solidarity Team. Sounds genuine enough :rolleyes:

smadsen 11-16-2020 07:35 PM

I'm an ex-commercial banker, now retired. For the last 20 years I've volunteered my services for a local Economic Development Collaborative. We administer business loans for a variety city, state and Federal loan funds. For the past year the focus has been on COVID related business interruption loans for the benefit of small business owners and their employees. Loans are typically 3-5 year term, $25,000 up to $100,000. Interest rates vary in the 5-6% range. There should be no "up front" fees involved and the funding source will expect a reasonable return on their invested capital.

The point of this post is to say legitimate help is available for legitimate business issues caused by COVID and/or forest fires, for loans that a traditional bank could not entertain.

Mike80911 11-17-2020 10:03 AM

I would not bother with the loan. Just wait until you get the call about winning the Nigerian lottery and all your money issues are solved.
The WHO does have a organization called the covid 19 solidarity fund. I guess the scammers are trying to sound legit by using a similar name.

red-beard 11-17-2020 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike80911 (Post 11106723)
I would not bother with the loan. Just wait until you get the call about winning the Nigerian lottery and all your money issues are solved.
The WHO does have a organization called the covid 19 solidarity fund. I guess the scammers are trying to sound legit by using a similar name.

That sounds great! Can't wait for the call!!! Operators are standingby!


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