Come on guys, let's not turn this into a p*ssing contest...
Seige wrote:...I got the DVD of this in (Yes, being a dealer allows you to buy things without spending your own money—it's a CUPS remedy!).
Thank you Brother - I got quite a laugh out of that one!Cardza wrote:Michael Jay wrote:
Hugard or Crimmins?
Hugard and Crimmins.
Okay, now I feel positively stupid. I had thought them two different books (which only goes to show that after 35+ years of being into this stuff, I'm still only learning). Thank you for the clarification, sir.
Rhid., try not to be so defensive. What these guys are trying to tell you is that you were ripped off. I know you don't think that you were and, in the general scheme of things, it is easy to feel that you were not. You paid the price of admission and now you have something that not only works, but is magical.
However, the fact of the matter is, you paid money for someone to regurgitate information that is already out there and has been out there for years. You could have taken the money that you paid for this single piece and spent less, but gotten so much more. You'll find that there is so much in heterogeneous conglomerations that buying these singular tricks is really a waste of money.
But, then again, some guys just don't realize what they have unless someone actually spells it out to them...Even if you had this effect in the book that is suggested above, you still might not realize the power behind the effect unless you pay someone to actually show you. Please understand, I'm not putting you down for this...I, too, sometimes miss out on the gold until I see someone else using it, then realize that I simply passed on something that had been there, right under my nose, for years. Horses for courses, as it were.
The bottom line is that if you feel you got a fair deal for the money that you paid, then you did.
Mike.
