So I got a first class letter telling me that I'm going to get a free 56 page book, and that I'm going to be indestructible in life, women will love me, and I'll become rich. Sounds way too good to be true, especially for free. All I had to do was send part of a letter back to the company in the self-addressed enevelope they sent along with it.
There were a lot of red flags going up as soon as I started to research them. First, the first class letter they sent me, they SWORE ON THE BIBLE that every part of the letter was true, and in the second letter, it says, GOD BLESS THE NEO-TECH SECRETS!
Now reading about the Neo-Tech revolution, on their website, they want to abolish politics and religion. Why are they talking about God then? Sounds awfully odd. Also, in the second letter I got with my free, supposedly life-altering 56 page book, the letter was written in first-person identified as Jeff Hanson New Member Director, on the back is his personal story, where he suddenly has the name Mark.
Ok, on to the rip-off. Now I didn't expect anything to really happen, or really get something for free, but what I got was almost scary. The 56 page book is five personal stories. The letters that came with the booklet claim that there is hidden power in these 5 stories, and you can find out the big secret with this book, but if you can't figure it out, then, well here's the next part.
There's a few letters that come with the booklet, and one has an order form at the end of it. It says that I'm almost out of my second cycle of opportunity, and that I need to hurry up and pay them 135 dollars for a 1000 page book that contains the ultimate secret, and, and, and, I have to do so, at the latest, 2 days after i get the letter, otherwise, I'm out of luck.
They use the high-pressure, "cycle of opportunity is about to end", to get you to think this is something special, and that you'll have a very limited amount of time to act or something is gone forever. Don't worry, it's nothing special. I've read all of pax neo-tech, and I actually found a copy of the 1000 page book and read only a fraction of it. What they say in the letter, is completely untrue, I'm still broke. The "great Neo-Tech secret" is a sham.
Every piece of literature you get from them is written with the same verbage, as if all the stories and letters were written or dicatated by the same person. There is no secret files, no nothing. Just a random mailing of several thousand first-class letters, to make you feel special, and promising to get rid of problems that a lot of americans have. Nothing more.
Now wait for a few days and a lady named barbie diamond will have a rebuttal to all of this, and somehow say Neo-Tech is the greatest thing ever. Remember, why are they charging me money for books that they say they aren't making a profit on, and why can't they use their great wealth to completely pay for these books.
Don't buy, you'll feel cheated and used.
Richard
Decatur, Illinois
U.S.A.
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