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borosteve_2

Sooler wrote: »

No, some people chose to be happy.

Ok, fair enough, so did it make you happier?

I mentioned cash because they seemed to be quite keen in the advert I saw to point out how rich this bloke was.

Edna_Bucket_2

borosteve wrote: »

Ok, fair enough, so did it make you happier?

I mentioned cash because they seemed to be quite keen in the advert I saw to point out how rich this bloke was.

I wonder how much money out of all that he had to pay in settlement to the original Mrs Robbins?

Sooler

borosteve wrote: »

Ok, fair enough, so did it make you happier?

I mentioned cash because they seemed to be quite keen in the advert I saw to point out how rich this bloke was.

I've not used his stuff, although I did buy a CD set of his on eBay - not listened to it yet.

Not seen the ads either. He's been on QVC a few times - on there he doesn't push getting rich at all.

Lucifer68

borosteve wrote: »

A genuine question:
if people have read this blokes books before, HAS it actually improved their lives? I honestly don't mean to sound cynical but if it really worked as well as it said on a tv advert I once saw wouldn't everyone be millionaires?
I'm not trying to knock anyone or indeed the freebie, I was just wondering if it was worthwhile sending for.

It improved my life by £2 after I sold it on ebay

They do call you though as has been said, so make sure you put in an un-used mobile number (free o2 sim perhaps, everyone has these dont they?), or the ever popular number "0123456789"

Edna_Bucket_2

Lucifer68 wrote: »

It improved my life by £2 after I sold it on ebay

LMAO! If you had got more it truly would have been "notes" from a friend!! You're not the only one:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Notes-From-A-Friend-change-your-life-Anthony-Robbins_W0QQitemZ350010804131QQihZ022QQcategoryZ274QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

wherediditallgo

I never give my phone number on these things, unless I know I won't mind if they call me. I just put a row of noughts appropriate to the number of digits there'd usually be for my area instead - hasn't stopped me receiving things at all.

newlifenewsong

wherediditallgo wrote: »

I never give my phone number on these things, unless I know I won't mind if they call me. I just put a row of noughts appropriate to the number of digits there'd usually be for my area instead - hasn't stopped me receiving things at all.

That's smart! I just use some of my really old phone numbers. Freaky number memory does help sometimes! :rolleyes:

Eddi_the_Seahorse

I put "xd" in the phone numbers fields (my number is ex-directory and I don't give it out as a matter of principle!) and the form seemed to go through OK.

PasturesNew

I applied for this, gave my mobile number (only number I've ever had so no alternative).

Got a phone call yesterday checking my address. Hard to understand what he said (sloppy speaker!) so I just barked "cut to the chase" down the phone and he said he was checking my address, so I said it quickly/clearly then said "OK?" and he said book was on its way and scuttled off.

Of course they will contact people to try to sell them something - that's why they've given the book away! But I won't do it.