I have my copy of the 12 month millionaire for sale.

Its a genuine copy, yours for $220 incl. postage.

Email me at vu_porks@yahoo.com

Better be quick, Vince doesn't like people re-selling his course so will probably pull some strings to get this removed.

Again, this is a genuine copy, I have the receipt to prove it, get it while you can. The course is great.

Thanks,

Porks

If it's so great, how come you're selling it?


Jane

Yes, I was wondering the same! A bit of "Reason Why" might have helped. Now it'll be harder to defend.

Barry

I've read the book many times, taken extensive notes.

I always sell on expensive info products once I've got everything out of them. I also have the fusion seminar DVD's if anyone is interested. These are awesome too.

The bottomline is, anyone who's interested in direct marketing who doesn't own this the 12 month book is insane.



Porks.

Fair enough. Given the marketing mass I buy, I've often considered doing the same to leverage my investment. (E.g., Pay $200, sell for $150, apply it to the next $200 product, etc.) Problem is: I often re-read the older materials and more often re-reference them. So, I haven't yet brought myself to sell off anything.

Now, I hope that (baseless) assertion is not an illustration of the kind of "copywriting" Vincent James touts! How about those who don't even KNOW the book exists -- insane? And, although I expect to get it soon, am I thus far insane? Temporary insanity -- for which the only hope is to purchase this product?

Are you operating under a working definition that insanity is manifested by "rejecting any product without examination"? Or "rejecting a product authored by such a success figure and urged by Halbert as best of its kind"? It seems a better definition of insanity is "closely examining a top product in one's field and not recognizing its obvious value."

But non-owners have probably not yet examined [the book itself]. So, how can they pass judgment (pro or con)? How can they be guilty of insanity? And as to the reliability of "social proof," ...

Finally, radical conspiracy theorists probably think the rest of us are insane, too, because we don't see the "obvious"... Thus too with gullible investors who fall for scam after scam, each of which is an "obvious" winner. Due cause for questioning who's more "insane."

Barry

P.S. Nonetheless, I'll probably get the "Vincent" product. Critics of his work have likewise failed to establish its worthlessness by citing its author's failures. Business and/or ethical failures do not demonstrate lack of instructive value. (For a mixed example, consider Donald Trump.)

Unfortunately, I'm torn between it and Halbert's newest advocacy -- for Scott Haines' "Shortcut Copywriting Secrets." (I'm not an affiliate.)

See,

You're insane

Only joking...

By the way, I also have Shortcut Copywriting Secrets for sale too.

Another excellent course.

Make me an offer if your interested,

Porks

Aah, seems like Vince has run out of copies. The sales page is gone and a signup forum for a new revolutionary marketing product is there instead.

maybe "the 12-month millionarie" will now go UP in price instead of down.

anyone want my copy of this LIMITED edtion "collector's" item for $400.00?

J-

The 12 month millionaire has now being sold.

Thank you to everybody who enquired.

I stand by my recommendation and advise everybody to get a copy,

I still have Scott Haynes 'Shortcut Copywriting Secrets' for sale, 1/2 price + postage, another Gary Halbert recommended product that I also recommend.

Regards,

Porks

Ps.

Polyphonic, You may be aware that the copy is the least important of 3 things you have to do right in direct marketing. My copy may suck, but the other 2 were executed perfectly.

I wonder how the fish are in jew creek? Sounds like an interesting course. Where can I get one for free?

Matt