On 2011-06-21 15:55, quicknotist wrote:
p.s. Thanks to Paul for reviewing my latest $10 offering in your newsletter.

On 2011-06-21 15:42, Davit Sicseek wrote:

if you simply do not feel that the product was value for money, workable or otherwise didn't live up to expectations created by the marketing process - you are in the position of complaining about a product that is produced by creator with a reputations and/or endorsements by the creators friends who also have reputations. In short, the onus of responsibility for such a product producing the results expected is almost entirely transferred to the purchaser - who purchases blind!

On 2011-06-21 16:03, Davit Sicseek wrote:

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On 2011-06-21 15:55, quicknotist wrote:
p.s. Thanks to Paul for reviewing my latest $10 offering in your newsletter.

The cartel in action

On 2011-06-21 15:06, brehaut wrote:
There have been a number of threads recently about high priced limited edition effects (i.e. Whisper, Jeremy Weiss' ACAAN effect, the Berglass Effect, this book, etc). If you cut through everything, it seems certain people are just upset that they can't get an effect because it is out of their price range or it is limited in quanitity. Most people get upset when they spend money and it turns out they feel they were taken advantage of. With these threads almost NO ONE who has actually purchased one of these effects has complained. The only complaints are from those who speculate on the method or angered about the price. These indviduals have alleged all sort of horrible things without ever purchasing the product. I don't know---it did not make me mad that the Dallas Mavericks ordered one bottle of Ace of Spades Champagne for $90,000. Do I think its worth it---no. But I didn't buy it so why do I care?

On 2011-06-21 09:00, Thomas Cooper wrote:
I simply do not trust the advertising here. The words "no instant stooging" were also used by Colin to describe his book test, yet that was almost exactly what I would describe as instant stooging. If I meet Colin maybe he will perform the effect on me myself, I doubt it, as it seems very much like a DR effect and that would reveal the method in all likelihood.

I've not doubt you are reading this Colin, and if you feel hurt by me doubting you then I'm sorry. But in my defence you are trying to sell a book which claims to produce real mind reading, I think I'd be an idiot if I wasn't so sceptical.

Tom
xx

On 2011-06-21 19:06, mindpunisher wrote:
Dual reality is when you believe your own hype...

On 2011-06-21 20:20, cpbartak wrote:
Dual reality is a new slang term for making a number 2.

On 2011-06-21 13:09, RNK wrote:

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On 2011-06-21 12:15, r1z08 wrote:
RNK,

I've read the ad and I don't see where it says that you can read someone's thoughts without anything or nothing. In fact, those words are not even listed in the ad. Of course there's something going on, but why would they tell you in the advertisement? I certainly wouldn't buy anything that gives away the method in the ad. *cough* nomad pad *cough*

I am just trying to understand your disappointment.

-rob

They are listed- read it again- or here- I will post the part of the add for you:

The effects in 'This Way Up' are even more amazing when you realise that there is:

• No writing down
• No pre-show
• No secret writing
• No fishing
• No guesswork
• No instant stooging
• No cueing



Now maybe you CAN SEE my disaqppointment as the add DOES SAY these things!

On 2011-06-21 21:19, Joaquin wrote:
I am glad this book cost $215 so all these yahoos will not be able to buy it. If you do not know the work of Paul and Colin then don't even try to post in this thread.

A Doctor, lawyer, consultant or even the computer Geek Squad charges $200.00 an hour for their professional consulations service knowledge.

You want professional work here you will have it. You want a cheap trick go to penguin magic.

Think about it.