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Originally Posted by big frank
are any of there so called systems valid ? i doubt it , but has anyone ever purchased anything from them ?
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"The Claiming Game" by Steve Collision (pseudonym) is decent, but it's just a book, not a system. Their systems are worthless.
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Originally Posted by steveb
being the idiot i am, i once(many many moons ago)bought a method telling me how to cut my utility bills in half...
hold said bill in left hand.
place scissors in right hand.
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Back in the 1930's, an ad appeared in many of the farm journals, For 10 cents, the farmer would learn the secret to stop cows from drooling. Thousands of people sent in their dime. They received a penny post card with the sentence: "Teach your cow to spit."
In 1947, a man placed an ad in the Los Angeles Times and a few other newspapers, stating: "This is your last chance to send me a dollar!" along with a post office box number. Thousands did so... and got absolutely nothing in return, nor was anything promised.
Create an itch and sell the supposed scratch for it. That's RPM's game plan.
And with that, I'll leave you with this riddle, which was used back in the late 1970's to sell a book in The National Enquirer.
The two most common words in that end in "gry" are "hungry" and "angry." Name the third common word in the English language. It's a word with which almost everybody is familiar.
The idea was that if the reader bought the book, he/she would get the answer.
If you can't guess the word and/or don't want to Google for it, here's the answer:
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The third common word in the English language is "language".)
