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It is customary for an investor to ask for an Executive Summary. Investors are bombarded with hundreds of requests for funding each week. They will NOT take time to provide references before they determine if an interest exsists.

Yes, you should beware, however your Executive Summary should not include anything of a sensitive nature. Most investors ARE NOT interested in "stealing" your plan, they only want to determine if any interest exsists, and if it fits underwriting requirments.

In my opinion it is OK to send an Executive Summary to anyone how requests it. If you don't your chances of moving to step two are two:

slim and None.

Posted under HELP PLEASE in loans ans lines.

I found all about him on this site, he targets people looking for investors or loans, ask's for a due diligence fee of $2500USD. You never hear another word from him, he's kinda of slick!
He gave me a phone number and a address, even gave me a webpage to look at! said he was really interested in my ES and wanted to pursue this pronto, and besides he said "Everyone wanted his money" so he sent me a LOI & LOU along with a contract for giving him $2500, that stated that he will not be liable for not wanting or being able to provide me with any loans or investment. He currently is being actively investigated by the Florida State attorney's office for doing this type of deal many , many times! he makes a good living from scamming people like us. He has never once invested or loaned money to anyone. My guess he has no money.

Excellent point DomainDiva. Where is he?

To my nowledge, he did not have a web site - he only gave his email address. That is what I think, but if there was a web site, someone will post it I'm sure.

Has this ever been posted before? I didn't follow to much, but don't think I've ever seen it. Very interesting.