Join others who paid thousands for promised services that never materialized. We're filing a class action to get justice.
Contact UsFederal Government Advisors (FGA) is a company based in Tampa, Florida that claims to help businesses win government contracts. They charge substantial fees—typically between $3,000 and $8,000—with promises of securing lucrative government opportunities.
However, numerous clients report that after paying these hefty upfront fees, FGA fails to deliver on their promises. Services such as proposal writing, FEMA registration, marketing materials, and contract opportunities are often inadequate or completely absent.
Many customers have reported difficulties obtaining refunds despite clear violations of their service agreements. When confronted, the company's representatives frequently blame employees, promise to address issues personally, and then fail to follow through.
DISCLAIMER:
The complaints displayed on this website are from public sources such as the Better Business Bureau (BBB). We are presenting these consumer reports as they were filed publicly.
Complaint Filed with BBB - April 2025
"I agreed to pay for certification and premium solicitation sourcing. I received the assistance service but did not receive the premium sourcing. I contacted the company multiple times and spoke twice to a representative who indicated he would be taking the matter under his wing, but he too failed to deliver. I asked for a refund/cancellation multiple times and was told the accounting department would review but never heard back. I want my refund of $2,995."
Complaint Filed with BBB - October 2024
"We signed a contract with Federal Government Advisors in the amount of $6,995.00. They did not do any work, we did a training for their Smart site, but we never received access to the site. They never created our company profile. We spoke with a representative several times; he loves new business but has no interest in keeping business. It has been a quarter of a year, and we are out the money, with no access and no bids, calls, or emails on potential contracts."
Complaint Filed with BBB - July 2024
"I purchased a package for $6,645.25. I requested a full refund due to their failure to fulfill significant aspects of our agreement. Despite selecting the premium package, no proposal submissions were completed, which violates Section 1(d) of their agreement. The IEO campaign was incomplete, marketing materials were unusable, and I received notification that my business is not registered with FEMA, contrary to the assurances provided during onboarding."
Complaint Filed with BBB - December 2023
"I found FGA online and called them back in December of 2023. I talked with an advisor who sold me a dream. After paying $7,000, I did not hear from him anymore. I was promised help with government contracts, FEMA registration, and a landing page, but these were never fulfilled or correctly done. Twelve months later, I have not received a single government contract. I've requested a refund several months now and was told that I could not receive a refund."
Multiple clients report that FGA failed to deliver services promised in their contracts.
Numerous complaints reveal a pattern of similar customer experiences with unfulfilled promises.
Customers report difficulties obtaining refunds after services were not properly delivered.
Our legal team is investigating potential violations of consumer protection laws related to these complaints, including potential unfair business practices and breach of contract issues.
Through this class action lawsuit, we are seeking:
If you've been affected by Federal Government Advisors' business practices and would like to join our class action lawsuit, please contact us directly:
Phone
(423) 742-7023
fedgovadvisorsclassaction@gmail.com
Our legal team will help determine if you qualify to join the lawsuit and guide you through the process.
A class action lawsuit allows a group of people with similar claims against the same defendant to join together and pursue their case collectively. This approach is more efficient than filing individual lawsuits and can increase the chances of a favorable outcome.
No. There is no cost to join this class action lawsuit. Our attorneys are working on a contingency basis, which means they only get paid if the lawsuit is successful.
Our primary goal is to secure refunds for affected clients. We are also seeking additional compensation for damages and legal expenses. The exact amount will depend on the outcome of the case.
Class action lawsuits can take time to resolve, typically ranging from several months to a few years. We are committed to moving the process forward as efficiently as possible while still ensuring the best outcome for all participants.
Please retain all contracts, emails, receipts, promotional materials, and any other documentation related to your dealings with Federal Government Advisors. These materials will be valuable evidence in supporting our case.