How do I find a product I saw on TV?

Hi,

Thanks for the info, Gordon and John, I've bookmarked and filed away your pointers for future use. I found the book using Dien's method, actually, but decided not to buy it.

The book was called "How To Pay Your Bills Supernaturally" and when I caught the tail-end of a commercial advertising it I smiled real big and said "I must know what they put into a book with that title!" I did a quick newsgroup search, as Dien suggested, and quickly found the author's name, as well as links to an archive of parodies of Jack T. Chick's tracts. Since I wasn't familiar with Chick I then looked at the business he built and the real tracts he produced over the last 40 years. I also found some links to articles about the Faith Movement that told me stuff I was amazed at.

Anyway, I decided against purchasing the "Supernatural" book for various reasons, though if I see a copy at Abebooks I'll probably grab it.

Thanks so much, y'all for the information you gave me! It's been an eye-opening day on the net.

Best,

-Boyd

> The book was called "How To Pay Your
> Bills Supernaturally" and when I caught
> the tail-end of a commercial advertising it
> I smiled real big and said "I must know
> what they put into a book with that
> title!"

Boyd,

The commercial runs here offering the book for free. If you want, I can get you the free 800 telephone number.

I ordered it to see what happened...was solicited several times before receiving the "free" booklet... and am still on the list. I won't name names for wisdom's sake.

The booklet is based on Bible text that may or may not be applicable or applied in context. "Truths" that are in the Bible are still true. Just because a man may misapply them do not make them untrue. "And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." (John 8:32)

Further specific discussion would probably be best done with private email...

JDB

Hi,

I know what you mean, that's why I didn't order the book or even disclose the author's name. In my message I accidentally made it seem that the author was Jack Chick, which it isn't, of course.

Best,

-Boyd