Kirsten Hart didn't take advantage of me because I happen to be well-grounded in my understanding of spiritual matters (I'm a many-years-old born-again Christian). However, her "personal... Not a mass mailing;... First-class mail" sure reeked of suspicious behavior and motives, which I was determined to investigate.
I got online to search out the truth behind this "Secret Society" just to remain enlightened on what's going on out there - (to be forewarned is to be forearmed). I was pleased to get positive search results so quickly.
In my case, the main concern is for those out there who are in an extreme set of troubled circumstances which could result in increasing their temptation to fall for the flattering appeal to join this secret society in order to get "power" for control over others and over their financial future. Knowing what certain people are capable of, it shouldn't shock me when someone or something like this preys on vulnerable people, but the truth is, it does shock me. It shocks me and increases my resolve to keep others informed of the 'clever' scam.
I don't know how they get our names... Does anybody know what can be done to stop them?
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