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"This sounds terribly familiar. I had a friend who was taken in to those Multi-Level-Marketing (MLM) schemes (basically pyramid schemes by another name), and ha
by miles 17y ago
"This sounds terribly familiar. I had a friend who was taken in to those Multi-Level-Marketing (MLM) schemes (basically pyramid schemes by another name), and had me come along with him to one of their 'meetings' to introduce their method to new people who wanted to get rich. This pretty much nails the language dead-on"
One major difference, Leon: the book is free and it is not selling anything other than your own success and happiness.
"and the fact that you link to 'onestopinternetbusiness.com' makes me very wary of anything you are saying."
Here is the Google search I used to find it: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22think+and+grow+rich%22+filetype%3Apdf http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22think+and+grow+r...
I have no interest or affiliation with the site.
"If, however, other people can make a statement for the usefulness of the book or the author or something to backup these remarks, then maybe it is an alright source of inspiration. But otherwise, why would any sensible person read that pdf you link to?"
A sensible person might check my other comments, profile, etc. to get a sense of who I am and what I believe in.
- Leon 17y agoHow do your comments, profile, etc. make the book better? My remarks were for more discussion about the book and its contents, and how you portrayed the book poorly in your comment with respect to appearing legitimate by a) the whole 'secret' thing when you could have said 'hard work and perseverance'; and b) the source link of the book. Using your own reputation as a proof of usefulness is not what I am here for, or many others. You must provide proof, in some form. [edit] The commentator 'il' had exactly the reply I was looking for, with all the information that could help convince me.