Question from Zayne about Harvey Brody and toll positions...

[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by Building Empires

This is Zayne. A BIG thanks to Gordon and Dien for pointing me in the right direction!

Gordon, if my memory is correct, I'm pretty sure you were the catalyst that pushed me even further down this Toll-Position rabbit hole. I saw one of your replies in a Warrior Forum thread about trading surplus inventory. You mentioned Harvey Brody and Joseph Cossman, I did some research and haven't looked back since.

It started with Jim Straw, then Jay Abraham, then you, and so on...

And this is my mind right now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CS7j5I6aOc

Question for you...

Back in 2009, you mentioned in the comments section of a blog, "I’ve been working with Mr. Brody these past several years on an UPDATE. What Harvey is doing now makes the old stuff obsolete."

Sounds really interesting!

Was that update finally released? or still in the works?





Yup, it was a wheelbarrow.

Speaking of Joseph Cossman, does anyone know where I can buy his "Cossman Deluxe Home Study Course" that he used to sell in the 80's?

Just found this: http://checkout.cossman.com/product-p/100.htm

Definitely looks like an updated version of the course.

Do you know if it's safe to buy the course from that site? Does it belong to the Cossman family?

Thanks!

I think you might want to contact Howard Cossman directly, if you can, that site doesn't look OK to me. Try linked in or maybe he has retired or sold off the assets, I don't know.

2009. That project fell apart. Harvey is on upper gears today, for sure. I'm not at liberty to discuss things from back then.

A good look at a Toll Position similar to the wheel barrow, is the EdenPure space heater, with over a BILLION dollars in sales. That too, was gotten via an exclusive distribution agreement, and in my mind is the modern version of the Cossman stuff.

One thing I would encourage anyone to do who is interested in Tolls is know the marketing part. Having control is great, but does you no good if you don't have distribution.

Gordon