The books are interesting, but in no way warrant the $100 price tag. They are extremely repetitive and unrealistic. They are pretty much anarchistic in their approach and their beliefs are apparently related to Scientology or another cult that they have created themselves. The author (s) believe ...
I received a bulk letter from John Finn at Invitation Processing. The letter used my name many times stating that I possesed special traits. I was invited to be a member of a secretive society and if I joined I would receive a "free" book of success secrets that would supposedly make me ...
I got the first 8 page letter and sent for my free 55 page booklet about this "secret society". I was curious and it was free, so what the heck, right? But, they already lied once, because my letter was 3rd class bulk mail, not first class. The 55 page booklet was more of the exact same ...
I also got a letter in the mail. It disturbed me very much after going to the nuveau tech web page. I was determined to find out how and why someone would send me such literature that was tainted with satanic ideas. I did not have to search long until I made a connection. The natural cures book I ...
Glad to see that so many others realized this falsity so quickly. For me, it was rather obvious in the second sentence: "this letter came to you by first-class mail, not by third-class bulk mail." Just look at the envelope this came in; it's marked "presorted" and uses only a ...