Ian J started this topic @ 13:35 on 21/02/2011
Please note that neither Crimson Business nor the forum moderators take any responsibilty for anything posted in this section and it is up to each individual to carefully conduct their own checks on possible investors to ensure that everything is above board
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Ian
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RE: Caveat Emptor
tigeress289 | 23/02/2011 11:53 AM
"LET THE BUYER BEWARE"
Hello Ian
Could I ask if this is to help members who are looking for finance, not to be to quick in passing over their idea's and business plans?
I am curious to know.
cheers
RE: Caveat Emptor
Ian J | 23/02/2011 12:21 PM
Let's just say that there seem to be a few people posting on here that I wouldn't touch with a bargepole but it's the job of the forum moderators to ensure that the forum's rules are kept and not to vet posters for integrity.
I certainly would never disclose interesting ideas and business plans to a supposed financier who used a Yahoo or Hotmail email address for example
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Ian
Factoring ,
Invoice Discounting ,
Trade Finance and
Asset Finance specialist broker.Founder member of
Independent Factoring Brokers Association
RE: Caveat Emptor
tigeress289 | 23/02/2011 02:36 PM
Hello Ian
Thanks for the reply but got me even more curious as I have had yahoo and MSN emails for years, Is there something about them that can be hacked or untraceable. To be honest I have never thought of msn or yahoo like that. I thought gmail looked dodgy but always thought mine were safe and the norm? Is there a safe email provider?
cheers
RE: Caveat Emptor
tigeress289 | 23/02/2011 08:27 PM
Thanks for that, I get the point. It highlights to me that a lot of eager new business hopefuls should ask questions about who they might be trying to borrow from, before they pass over their Business plans. A very good post
cheers
RE: Caveat Emptor
tigeress289 | 24/02/2011 02:13 PM
Good advice as I just found a scam on Gumtree where a company with a gmail is asking potential applicants to send copies of their CV and driving License. I can see how easy someone can give their identity away without thinking.
cheers