One thing I love are the money making and money rescue infomercials that are floating around on TV these days. I've already examined Jeff Paul's Shortcuts to Internet millions ad which parades women in bikins around a high-priced estate, while two beautiful model-quality hosts talk to guys who "got rich" off Jeff Paul's easy-to-use internet product. Now let's look at the the Debt Cures 2 book by Kevin Trudeau, which is selling currently for prices of about $35 new and $27.55 used on Amazon.com. It makes you wonder if this updated Debt Cures
"Debt Cures II - What They Really Don't Want You to Know About" by Kevin Trudeau sells for $19.95 plus $11.95 shipping and handling via the book website. The official website for the product promises specific ways to reduce or eliminate your debt, lower the payments on loans and slash your overall credit card debt. Included in the deal for that $30 (which is equal to some credit card payments) are a "Free Money" Book, "Secrets To Easy Money" CD and a"Lower Your Payments" Guide. I'll have to admit that "Secrets to Easy Money" would be something I might fork over $30 for, because that's my main interest here. Easy money helps pay off credit card debt, so possibly that deal is worth our $30. It's an investment, which may be risky, but may ultimately help you gain more money to gain more financial freedom.
I've found personally that the best debt cures are persistence, determination and patience. The snowball effect is one of my favorites debt strategies for paying down credit card debt. It's just one strategy, where you simply target your smallest debt first, working as quickly as possible to pay that one off. Once you have, you gain a mental edge on your debts and momentum towards the next debt. You shift that former debt's monthly payment (the one you payed off) into your next smallest debt, and so forth until you're able to pay them all off, one by one. When you hit the final debt which would have been your biggest, you're able to devote several payments towards it to hit it harder. You're basically building a snowball of a bigger payment to attack those debts. For fun you can even imagine that the credit card companies are seeing the debt go down quicker than expected, and they're pounding their fists on the table enraged. I've used this tactic recently and in the past, and it has worked nicely each time. It doesn't guarantee a cure to your debt immediately, but it also doesn't require tactics like bankruptcy or consolidation. I once heard on a Suze Orman show that most of what the consolidation and credit counseling agencies do for a fee, you can really do on your own, to in effect save more money.
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Buyer Beware! All over the Internet, some guy named "Adam" is supposedly telling you all about this book. He really isn't telling you much at all. Look closely and you'll see "Adam" is an advocate who is helping to push selling the book. Is he a Paid advocate, or possible Mr. Trudeau's friend ? You be the judge. I bought the Trudeau Debt Cure 2 book(s), and found nothing in them worth anything close to the purchase price. His "secret" two words are Identity Theft; - brother, what a crock. Literally all of the supposed top secret information contained in the Debt Cure books and pamphlets is available for free on the Internet with a little research effort. Don't waste your money on these books! I have a conscience so I won't even consider sticking someone else by reselling them used online; and chaulk up the lost money to experience. I'll never buy anything Kevin Trudeau hawks in the future either. Don't buy the books from this guy.
~Henry
Buyer Beware. I fell for the sales pitch - Don't You. There are absolutely no secrets in the Debt Cures 2 book. The "two words" are Identity Theft. Brother, what a crock. Overall, the book really stinks and everything is said over and over - save your money. This whole book could be written in about 15% to 25% of it's length, so about 3/4 of it is a waste of time. Question: The "review" by "Adam" seen all over the Internet- is this a buddy or a paid advocate of Trudeau ? Seems he's pushing the book to me, saying some small piece of information is "worth buying the book". Nope, there's nothing in the entire book worth more than about 10 cents. My opinion is: Don't buy Trudeau's books. Do a little research yourself on the Internet, apply some common sense, and you'll soon have all his "secrets" as well. I'll never buy anything with his name on it again. I have a conscience, so I'm not going to resell this junk to someone as used; I'm putting them where they belong, - I'm throwing them in garbage.
~Henry
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