Legal Question in Business Law in Colorado

Re: llc

All that tells you is that the company legally exists. It says nothing about the condition of the company or its reputation. At the very least you should obtain some positive references about the company. It sounds like a very risky proposition.

Re: llc

It sounds like you have good reason to be skeptical. Could this be a Ponzi scam? Why does this business want $5,000.00, and what do you get for it? The secretary of state�s website can tell you how long the business has been in existence and court records are available online at cocourts.com. You may also wish to contact the Colorado Attorney General�s Office. Bottom line: be very, very cautious about parting with your money.

Re: llc

You need to do some basic due diligence, starting with additional background checks on the company and a request for disclosures.

Re: llc

As the other attorneys have stated, the BBB is very limited in scope and a company in good standing just means that they have paid their state fees. It does not give you any indicator about the company's program. What are you going to get for your money? $5,000 is a lot of money to send half way across the country to an unknown company. I have an office in Colorado Springs, if you want some assistance finding out if any lawsuits were filed against them just email me to discuss.

Re: llc

Yes!