At RED DIAMOND CAPITAL PARTNERS, we take pride in being a reputable lending alternative firm based in Atlanta. Established in 2020, we have the capacity to lend up to $50 million per transaction. However, due to our size and reputation, there have been instances of cyber criminals and fraudsters misusing our name, brands, and reputation for their own illicit financial gains or to obtain sensitive information.

To protect yourself, it’s important to be aware of potential fraud. RED DIAMOND CAPITAL PARTNERS does not engage in telephone, email, or social media solicitation of individual investors. If you receive any such solicitation, it should be considered a clear warning sign of potential fraud. Be cautious of scams claiming to be affiliated with RED DIAMOND CAPITAL PARTNERS that promise exceptionally high returns and minimal risk.

To ensure your security when communicating with us digitally, please follow these guidelines:

1. Visit only authorized RED DIAMOND CAPITAL PARTNERS websites: RDCP.US, RD-CP.COM, and RedDiamondCapitalPartners.com. No other website domains are authorized.

2. Communicate only with personnel affiliated with an authorized office. You can find a list of authorized office locations on our contact page. No other office locations are authorized by RED DIAMOND CAPITAL PARTNERS.

3. RED DIAMOND CAPITAL PARTNERS does not use social media to solicit investors or offer securities. Any social media posts about investment opportunities with us should be considered suspicious.

4. Send emails about RED DIAMOND CAPITAL PARTNERS matters only to authorized email addresses using the domains: @rdcp.us, @rd-cp.com, and @RedDiamondCapitalPartners.com. We do not permit work-related emails from personal accounts or any other address.

By following these guidelines, you can help protect yourself from fraudulent activities and ensure that your communications with RED DIAMOND CAPITAL PARTNERS are secure and legitimate. If you have concerns about potential fraudulent use of our name and need to verify a communication from us, please reach out to us at inquiries@rdcp.us.

For more information on protecting yourself from cyber criminals and fraudsters, we recommend referring to resources such as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s webpage on high-yield investment program fraud, their webpage on avoiding fraud, and the FBI’s webpage on common fraud schemes. If you believe you have been a victim of internet crime, you can file a complaint with the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) or the Federal Trade Commission.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation in helping us maintain the integrity of our brand and protect our valued clients.