I'm still waiting for my book about a one minute cure using an over the counter remedy or substance which liberates oxegen from the blood and helps get it into the different needy cells of body tissue. I decided to get a real copy instead of the e-copy offered. Mainly because it was cheaper. Shortly after ordering with PayPal as my payment method and getting a confirmation from both PayPal and Think Outside The Book Publishing a phony E-mail showed up asking for all my payment information, my mothers maiden name etc. The Message indicated that PayPal had detected possible fraud with my account and presented a link to go about a "confirmation" process. There was poor grammar in the text of the message which seems to often be one of those things that trips scammers. The link presented a perfect PayPal website! PayPal when contacted separately on a new browser advised me to delete the message and empty my delete wastebasket after forwarding it to their [email protected] E-mail. Speaking of benefit of the doubt I'd rather like to think that this health information is useful and worth the money I'm going to pay. The company may just have a very insecure website or PayPal is itself compromised. But the book should have arrivedby now and when I did a google which I guess I should have done first the other unsatisfied customrs report was right there for me to see below the company's website link. So now I expect to be disapointed even if I do get the book. Oh well. Another stupid mistake in a list of many by your truly.
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