Well... I also received the letter stating I was special.
So, wondering what the "catch" would be, I sent off a fax to get the booklet with 5 amazing stories. It turns out that story #2 in the booklet is the same story as in the original letter. So I came online to take a closer look at these guys and found this site with the comments you all see here.
It certainly "feels like" a rip off or scam. Asking for money, incredible promises (my life would change simply by reading the headlines in the big book), mass mailings (Barbara who works for them posted here that they sent out a million mailings - that's one hell of a lot of research to find 1,000, 000 special people), and of course the need to act quickly or the moment would be lost. All of these are elements of a scam.
However, I haven't read one posting of someone that actually couldn't get their money back. I also couldn't find a single posting of someone that said the book actually changed their lives. Even the guy who spoke on here and said that we shouldn't be so skeptical didn't state he had experienced life enhanced changes.
So, with all this in mind my motto reverts back to the simple truth that if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck... It's related to the bird family
Bill
Madison, CT
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