Do you have any of these coins in your pocket?
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Wed Nov 06, 2013 6:23 pmby Madwest
I stumbled on an advertisement
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http://research.agorafinancial.com/rese ... 3012&ver=1How many suckers will subscribe or buy the book.
Re: Do you have any of these coins in your pocket?
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Wed Nov 06, 2013 6:29 pmby hobo finds
If you buy the book send him rolls of zinc
Re: Do you have any of these coins in your pocket?
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Wed Nov 06, 2013 7:07 pmby dirty fingers
Loose zinc would be more fitting
Make him spend the time to count them.
Re: Do you have any of these coins in your pocket?
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Fri Nov 08, 2013 1:23 pmby ScrapMetal
What kind of marketing strategy is that? So long winded with a bunch of nonsense thrown in, that a potential customer loses interest in the first few minutes. That ad was so boring and lost my interest before ever getting to the actual offer. I give him an F- in advertising.
My guess it was about buying US nickels. Like I need him to sell me something I didn't already knew.
Re: Do you have any of these coins in your pocket?
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Sun Nov 10, 2013 10:14 pmby johnbrickner
It's Agora Publishing by Bill Bonner. Bill writes a daily internet column called The Daily Reckoning. Agora is know better as: Laissez Faire Books; The Oxford Club; The Sovereign Society; Stansberry & Associates; and International Living. Their markting motto is two pages of marketing literature is better than one, four is better than two; eight is better than four, and 16 is best of all.
They've been around a long time. I remember when they first started with International Living, when Laissez Faire Books was bought out by them and the Oxford Club advised buying Enron, then buying more as it tanked as it was cheap. They have an obvious libertarian bent and know who their target market is.
Be aware, just because they talk your talk and appear to walk your walk doesn't mean all the advice they sell is good. Do your own due diligence before following blindly.