You ever stay up late at night and see Matthew Lesko, selling books for $180 or more, telling you how to get free money? He has tons of books:
Free money to pay your bills
Free legal help made E-Z
Free stuff for women's health, fitness and nutrition
Free health care, free medical information and free prescription drugs
Government giveaways for entrepreneurs (volumes I, II, III and IV)
Free money to change your life
Free stuff for busy moms
Free stuff for seniors
etc
In a way, I think they are priced right since no doubt whoever Lesko got to go to the library to do hours of research*, and people should get some money out of that. But, really, it's not like the book makes you millionaire or even get you out of working. I looked through a few of the books. Either it will be something free, like seeds that the dept. of the Interior will give away. Or "how to get free money for college...fill out a form for a Pell Grant, and if you qualify you get free college money."
Now the SC stories.
"This book ain't telling me how to get free money! I don't need no free seeds!"
"This book has pages torn out! Why you let people tear out pages!"
"I can't find the book on the shelf...what you mean, the book got stolen? Why you let people steal the book?"
Yeah, people wonder why there is no easy street. You think if it was that easy, that the librarians would still stick around, working.
Lot of times I try to explain the nature of these books to people. They don't listen. OH, and it's so funny when people open up a book, and they spend 10 min. looking at one of the books, because it's too many pages. They just can't spend the time looking through the book.
*also in the books are info. you see on those commercials that diff. depts of the US government have. Usually at the end of the commerical it will say "for more information, write to blah blah blah, Pueblo Colorado..."
Free money to pay your bills
Free legal help made E-Z
Free stuff for women's health, fitness and nutrition
Free health care, free medical information and free prescription drugs
Government giveaways for entrepreneurs (volumes I, II, III and IV)
Free money to change your life
Free stuff for busy moms
Free stuff for seniors
etc
In a way, I think they are priced right since no doubt whoever Lesko got to go to the library to do hours of research*, and people should get some money out of that. But, really, it's not like the book makes you millionaire or even get you out of working. I looked through a few of the books. Either it will be something free, like seeds that the dept. of the Interior will give away. Or "how to get free money for college...fill out a form for a Pell Grant, and if you qualify you get free college money."
Now the SC stories.
"This book ain't telling me how to get free money! I don't need no free seeds!"
"This book has pages torn out! Why you let people tear out pages!"
"I can't find the book on the shelf...what you mean, the book got stolen? Why you let people steal the book?"
Yeah, people wonder why there is no easy street. You think if it was that easy, that the librarians would still stick around, working.
Lot of times I try to explain the nature of these books to people. They don't listen. OH, and it's so funny when people open up a book, and they spend 10 min. looking at one of the books, because it's too many pages. They just can't spend the time looking through the book.
*also in the books are info. you see on those commercials that diff. depts of the US government have. Usually at the end of the commerical it will say "for more information, write to blah blah blah, Pueblo Colorado..."
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