2143673877

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214 area code: Texas (Dallas)
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    John
    | 1 reply
    I got the same letter, and I was suspicious this had something to do with Frank Wallace. I've looked into what he sells years ago and found it largely has to do with selfishness. Sadly it might work for some people at first but karma will always come back to bite anyone on the ass, so in the long run this system is not worth it no matter how much money and glory it can bring you at first. Paying the piper is the downside that makes it all not worth it. Not sure what the hook is but no matter rather it's free or just $30, it is not worth it!
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    TexasReader
    I completely agree with Paster Ted.

    I received this letter today and knew right away it was a scam.  But, something about it seemed familiar, so I did a little research online.  I made the foolish mistake of ordering this Neo-Tech book about 20 years ago.  It is evil, and it is total nonsense.  Additionally, it is expensive nonsense.  I recommend that people avoid it like the plague!
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    Steven
    | 3 replies
    This is a scam. I bought into it once before just for kicks. What the scam is, is books. Each book costs $99. These books are hundreds of pages thick but repeatedly say the same thing from chapter to chapter just worded differently. And yes, this is related to frank R Wallace and the neo tech group. While the books were interesting to read they were completely anti Christian as well as anti religion of all kinds. You will get something for your money. It's just not worth what they're asking.
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    Starrynight replies to marketer
    I concur. Great call. At first I thought it was just a qualifier to see who this appealed to and shorten their list. But, you are spot on. Thank you. I now know where to pitch this with out regrets. I am grateful. Namaste
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    eduardo
    i say we all sue this wanna be JOHN here because the letter itself seems like a run ons about the same thing over each paragraph. Also its not even well organized its like a puzzle where we have to figurre what the message or purpose of this letter is about. So as a person that knows the law we should take this imposter down and prosecute him for the fraud he is doing.
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    Orochimaru replies to soaringfree
    what the hell do they exactly want? did anybody reply back to them and can tell us?
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    rashell replies to Paster Ted
    beautifully said pastor. thank you.
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    marlon
    | 2 replies
    i belive we are in the last days i have also recieved the same 8 pages and i think the devil is trying to buy many souls to hell by giving them what they want by exchange of their souls.please let all of us stay focus because Jesus is coming soon God bless you.
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    Terry
    I too received this eight page letter.  I agree with the Pastor Ted
    -it may have gone out first class mail but it was a bulk mailing
    -I too researched the poker book and found Frank A Wallace as the author so the secret man and secret society of people just let the cat out of the bag.
    -the fax phone number is listed as a Southern Bell number  in Texas but unless you're willing to pay for further results, which I'm not, to get the name, no name is given to the fax I.D.

    I also found this guy Chuck on another link who pretty much sums up what i too think this is all about and that's product sales.  In Chuck's reply which I've attached he indicates it was first a smaller cheap book and then onto a bigger book etc.  Here's his reply
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    Reply ! Chuck
    13 Apr 2011I got it today.  I'm pretty sure this is something I did once before after getting stuff like this a bunch of times more.  They will send you a little worthless book trying to sell you a big worthless book.  I bought the big worthless book and thankfully got my money back minus shipping.  The book is super cheap newsprint, very repetitive political views and atheistic views.  Some make sense but some sounds so heartless and Godless and low.  After you buy one book they want you to buy several more, they even go so far as to say that just by reading it you'll pick up secret messages, like it's magic or something.  My guess is that if you were to by all the books they'd give you the right to sell them.  Back when I first heard about them they called themselves Neotech and one other name I can't remember, kinda bet they go a new name now.  It's a ripoff.Reply !
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    Finally, the letter indicated  that this was the only letter I would receive and only had till Friday to respond, a pressure tactic, however, be it known, this is now the third letter of eight pages that I've received so I must have been on more mailing list.  Oh, yes to the lady who asked, you can buy list of names for various things that you might want to send a mailing out.  Say you're in the resale of video movies and want to obtain a list of names of people who have ever rented a movie.  You can find it.   You'd be surprised how many different list your name may be on.

    Bottom line, it's not really secretive and nothing is FREE.  If anyone ever does fax their letter in and is willing to give up their secret identity, maybe they'll let us know what it's al about.
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    Terry
    I too received this eight page letter.  I agree with the Pastor Ted
    -it may have gone out first class mail but it was a bulk mailing
    -I too researched the poker book and found Frank A Wallace as the author so the secret man and secret society of people just let the cat out of the bag.
    -the fax phone number is listed as a Southern Bell number  in Texas but unless you're willing to pay for further results, which I'm not, to get the name, no name is given to the fax I.D.

    I also found this guy Chuck on another link who pretty much sums up what i too think this is all about and that's product sales.  In Chuck's reply which I've attached he indicates it was first a smaller cheap book and then onto a bigger book etc.  Here's his reply
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    Reply ! Chuck
    13 Apr 2011I got it today.  I'm pretty sure this is something I did once before after getting stuff like this a bunch of times more.  They will send you a little worthless book trying to sell you a big worthless book.  I bought the big worthless book and thankfully got my money back minus shipping.  The book is super cheap newsprint, very repetitive political views and atheistic views.  Some make sense but some sounds so heartless and Godless and low.  After you buy one book they want you to buy several more, they even go so far as to say that just by reading it you'll pick up secret messages, like it's magic or something.  My guess is that if you were to by all the books they'd give you the right to sell them.  Back when I first heard about them they called themselves Neotech and one other name I can't remember, kinda bet they go a new name now.  It's a ripoff.Reply !
    _______________________________________________________________________

    Finally, the letter indicated  that this was the only letter I would receive and only had till Friday to respond, a pressure tactic, however, be it known, this is now the third letter of eight pages that I've received so I must have been on more mailing list.  Oh, yes to the lady who asked, you can buy list of names for various things that you might want to send a mailing out.  Say you're in the resale of video movies and want to obtain a list of names of people who have ever rented a movie.  You can find it.   You'd be surprised how many different list your name may be on.

    Bottom line, it's not really secretive and nothing is FREE.  If anyone ever does fax their letter in and is willing to give up their secret identity, maybe they'll let us know what it's al about.
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    me
    I received this letter today and it says on one page, I cant tell you my name but you might watch my late night TV talk show... then on another page it says this guy in Vegas took him aside and said Look Kevin , then he signs his name John on the last page..
    as for the zip code po box, the post stamp says 75238 and to mail it back the Zip code is 75356 .. that may not mean anything cause anyone can mail anything anywhere , but below that postal zip on the post stamp it looks like it has an account Number and that number is... 0801  1052509  note there are like 2 spaces between the numbers... idk.. my luck has been pretty rotten the last year or so, but i think im going to burn this and keep the faith !
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    Dee
    I also received the 8 page letter and was a bit taken back because it was just like a letter I received from "Kevin Trudea" about a month ago.  The wording was different but it was basically the same type of "you can learn the secrets of life etc".  Only Kevin's cost was $299 for books and cd's (of course not something I was was going to pay for).  The John letter was saying "absolutely free".  and both letters had a 3 day deadline?? Why?   Just curious, and since it was free I was going to fax the John letter until I Googled the fax number, read all the post, and did some research myself, yep it's a "SCAM".
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    missy replies to MRJ
    | 1 reply
    I agree....I got the same thing in the mail, asking you to join with no mention of any company name.
    I think they are trying to verify if I live here or not.
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    LEPTIR
    I am reasived today  the same letter.
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    jaaa53
    They have a way with words, by the comments posted on this web-site.
    Thank you for your comments folks, I'm not getting scammed today!
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    Bill
    | 1 reply
    I to received the letter. As I read in the "Book of Mormon"  Ether 8 15 -16 : 15 15   And it came to pass that thus they did agree with Akish.  And Akish did administer unto them the oaths which were given by them of old who also sought power, which had been handed down even from Cain, who was a murderer from the beginning.
    16 And they were kept up by the power of the devil to administer these oaths unto the people, to keep them in darkness, to help such as sought power to gain power, and to murder, and to plunder, and to lie, and to commit all manner of wickedness and whoredoms.

    (Book of Mormon | Ether 8:15 - 16)
    This is something to be afraid of.
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    Gloria
    Well, I actually did not receive a call, I received a letter with this number being a fax number to respond to.  Seemsthe letter has been updated/revised to completely anonymize the senders.  The signer is Katie (signature block Kirsten).  I guess I am, on the list because I bought into the Neo-Tech book years ago.  It was a bumch of gobbledy-[***].  Kept it for many years but just couldn't get into it.
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    Meetoo replies to skip
    | 1 reply
    Received this same letter.  My granddaughter read it aloud and we haven't laughed so much in years.  What a hoot!  Even more amazing that some poor folks (much younger than I) are buying into this stuff. WAKE UP PEOPLE.  IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, YOU KNOW THAT IS.
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    cats r awsome replies to Bill
    this is relly scarry my grama got this in the mail but thank god i found this site because she almost mailed it .this was preety funny at first but thank u for showing us this site or we could have been tricked to .   they might be smart but im smarter .  I feel bad for some people that belive in this stuff  . im so lucky i looked on this site
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    me
    | 2 replies
    I got this letter too and found this when I looked up the PO Box
    http://www.ripoffreport.com/cult-organizations/secret-society/secret-society-invatation-proc-796dd.htm

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