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Review Conclusion: 49GetMoney.comFinally, having met their "eligibility requirements", and our address confirmed, we were told we needed to provide a credit card to pay for the $9.95 FedEx charge. COD was not an option. When asked if there could be any other charges against our credit card, under any circumstances, they did answer (to their credit) yes, an additional $29.95 if we did not return the CD's that would be enclosed or they were damaged. Surprise, Surprise! That sounds just like many other pitches! At this point we declined to buy it, and were told we would receive an email to a page were we could sign up to buy it if we changed our mind. How nice! ConclusionWe heard enough that we didn't feel the need to spend the almost $40 (remember the shipping charge), to get yet another "book" and cd's. Our recommendation: if you still want to buy their book, just slam your car door on the hand you use to work your computer's mouse. If you still want to buy the book after your hand heals, we truly pity you. To be objective, we need to emphasize that we did not carry through and order their book and cd's, but their marketing strategy exactly matches those used by the scammers. It is hard to believe that they have something so valuable and unique that we haven't heard about it from legitimate sources. If walks like a scam, talks like a scam... we think we've seen enough to draw the logical conclusion. If there is enough interest, we'll buy the book and cd and tell you what we find. If you have purchased this cd, please click here to tell us about your experience and opinions!
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