truid
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- May 1, 2009
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Not sure if many of you have gotten Frank's latest email where he invites you to send him $6 and he'll ship you a "rough draft" of his new book on his journey to IM success.
The URL is
and personally, I think it's brilliant (even though it's old school). Frank's been laying low for a bit and hasn't (to my knowledge) been pushing any real IM products lately. According to him, what he has been doing is writing this book (B.S. imo). Yeah, I'm sure he's been busy writing this book but from the video he says it's about 141 pages ("about half of what the actual book will be" when published) according to Frank. Now, I've never written a book before, but 141 pages is not a lot imo.
Now, here's the brilliant part, which is really nothing new. He says he's going to "give it" to you for free. All you have to do is pay a small shipping and handling fee of $6. I can guarantee you it will only cost him about a $1 (if that much) to bulk mail it out, so he's going to be making a profit of $5 per book. I'm not saying he's going to get "rich" (he already is) on this, but #1 sending this book out is NOT going to put him in the hole (like he claims) and #2 it's going to give him a better idea of just how "in demand" his book will actually be (testing the waters so to speak).
So, what do you think of this idea? Are IM now going to start "giving away" their "tell-all" paperback books for free (just pay shipping and handling)?
I wonder how he'll squeeze in his upsells?
The URL is
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https://www.frankkern.tv/book
Now, here's the brilliant part, which is really nothing new. He says he's going to "give it" to you for free. All you have to do is pay a small shipping and handling fee of $6. I can guarantee you it will only cost him about a $1 (if that much) to bulk mail it out, so he's going to be making a profit of $5 per book. I'm not saying he's going to get "rich" (he already is) on this, but #1 sending this book out is NOT going to put him in the hole (like he claims) and #2 it's going to give him a better idea of just how "in demand" his book will actually be (testing the waters so to speak).
So, what do you think of this idea? Are IM now going to start "giving away" their "tell-all" paperback books for free (just pay shipping and handling)?
I wonder how he'll squeeze in his upsells?