I remember one guy who makes a killing...
 

Gordon,

You are on the right track if you want to follow this one to see where it leads!

I remember getting a short "report" from a fellow who regularly sells BIG TICKET marketing seminar packages on eBay for 20 - 40% of the original value.

He was able to latch onto an old list of seminar attendees, and did the leg work it took to find them -- then he just asked if they still had the materials they bought at the seminars and would they sell them to him (for about 10% of the original price). He got LOTS of stuff this way, much of it NEVER OPENED.

He would then ask these folks if they knew of anyone else who attended these seminars, to find more material to sell on eBay. Seemed like a great way to make some good money -- though the detective work was sometimes extensive.

I'll have to see if I can find that "report" & will post here who it was.

Looking forward to seeing how you propose to crack this VERY VALUABLE nut!

Best Wishes,
Jim Erskine
Homeway Press


How to Make $3,267 publishing a simple local booklet, and not even selling a single copy yourself

Re: I remember one guy who makes a killing...
 

I believe the guy you're thinking of is Michael
Senoff of JS&M Sales & Marketing. I have pur-
chased a couple items from him and become friends.
You can reach him at [email protected].

(I think there may be a couple others who have
something similar going, but some make illegal
duplicates and sell those. Michael's materials
are all originals and he has an excellent repu-
tation.)

If you end up contacting him for one reason or
another, tell him Chris Harris sent ya. ;->

Chris

> Gordon,

> You are on the right track if you want to
> follow this one to see where it leads!

> I remember getting a short
> "report" from a fellow who
> regularly sells BIG TICKET marketing seminar
> packages on eBay for 20 - 40% of the
> original value.

> He was able to latch onto an old list of
> seminar attendees, and did the leg work it
> took to find them -- then he just asked if
> they still had the materials they bought at
> the seminars and would they sell them to him
> (for about 10% of the original price). He
> got LOTS of stuff this way, much of it NEVER
> OPENED.

> He would then ask these folks if they knew
> of anyone else who attended these seminars,
> to find more material to sell on eBay.
> Seemed like a great way to make some good
> money -- though the detective work was
> sometimes extensive.

> I'll have to see if I can find that
> "report" & will post here who
> it was.

> Looking forward to seeing how you propose to
> crack this VERY VALUABLE nut!

> Best Wishes,
> Jim Erskine
> Homeway Press