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I also have another apartment in this
building. It's a large, cheerful studio, with a queen bed, a
view of the bay, a "killer" TV (but smaller than
mine), a full-sized desk, two telephone lines, plenty of
closet space and everything else anyone could want in order to
spend a pleasant few days here. I keep it vacant for people
who want to visit me.

Forging ahead...

I also get all kinds of questions and comments
like: "Aren't you
selling anything on your website?" "What's your
hidden motive?" "I would like to buy anything you
have for sale." "Can I pay you to work for me?"
"God bless you for the work you are sharing with the
world." And one of the most common questions I get
over and over and over is...

"How
Can I Become A

Client Of Yours?"

I haven't been taking clients for a few years.
But, a short time ago, I decided it's time for me to start
taking a few clients again. My standard fee for working with a
client is $15,000 up-front plus 5% of all the gross sales my
advertising creates. I work with clients by telephone, fax,
Federal Express, e-mail and sometimes, even the U.S. Postal
Service.

If I listed my string of advertising successes
and the names and particulars of all the people who have
become multi-millionaires because of my advertising, this
newsletter would be at least 30-pages long.

Seventy-five million dollars for Robert Allen.
Two or three hundred million dollars for Dennis Haslinger.
Tens of millions for Tova and Ernest Borgnine. Diet promotions
for people like Mark Kaplan which got so large and produced so
much profit, he was mailing 125,000 First-Class letters every
day of the week except Sunday.