Government Money Club

Matthew Lesko was born in 1943. He is the host of a late night infomercial, but as he adapts to the internet, he has opened up a subscription website called "The Government Money Club". Lesko is known as the question mark guy due to the "Riddler like" suit he wears. He has a degree from Marquette University, and an MBA from American University in Washington D.C.

This guy wearing multi-color question marks promises to have all of his courses online where you can access them for "only" $19.95 per month.

Mr. Lesko compiled a book of government loans, grants, and other programs that are available to individuals for various purposes. His book isn't updated very often, and as a result much of the information is out of date. He also doesn't provide, I gather, much information on how to actually apply for any of these grants. Even if there are grants that are will work for your situation, probably 90% of the information on the site will not apply to you specifically.

"It should be noted that this website is intended for people in very specific areas, that it is meant to give information on acquiring money for a number of very specific groups. Because one person didn't find a group to fit them does not mean that another person will not; people seem to have an erroneous viewpoint of the website's purpose."

It seemed to me that this site never really got around to telling me how the people I saw and heard about in the ads, actually got their money. That makes me very skeptical about the whole thing. It seems all it does is give you a list of addresses, and in most cases, they didn't even specify what you needed to say in your letter when you wrote to them.

Plus, in many cases, getting this "free money" is a lot more work than just knowing where to write. There are entire legal teams that spend their entire days writing these grant requests..

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