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Dean Graziosi
Dean Graziosi is another one of those clever, but cunning scam gurus. He is an internet marketer who has made a fortune by selling his two books – ‘Motor Millions’ and ‘Think A Little Different To A Real Estate Fortune’. He advertises them on television infomercials. Dean Graziosi promises you that you can make big money by dabbing in car-selling and real estate.
If you make the folly of purchasing his books after getting enticed by his infomercials, then brace yourself. You’ll soon be flooded with phone calls – all trying to sell you various other products which can make you rich...
Dean Graziosi’s marketing and business practises have received a lot of flak. There are scores of customers who have been offended by his rude and insulting sales persons. And getting a refund from him, is nothing short of a miserable nightmare.
His first book ‘Motor Millions’ is an apathetic compilation of various booklets. Some are not even booklets, but sheaves of cheap paper. The “book” has nothing but tired old methodologies which have been done to death in the car selling market.
There’s no way that Dean Graziosi’s ‘Motor Millions’ can make you rich. There’s not enough information in the book to give you a firm grip on auctions and automobiles. You’ll be left with nothing but an inadequate book, and a hole in your pocket...
Dean Graziosi’s ‘Think A Little Different to a Real Estate Fortune’ is his version of making a fortune by dealing in property. But it’s as bad as ‘Motor Millions’, if not worse. Again the same rehashed stale content. Nothing new. And nothing ground-breaking. It’s actually a watered down replica of hundreds of other real estate books.
‘Think A Little Different to a Real Estate’, at best, reads as motivational material. It’s honestly not a hand-book for real estate. It’s full of lofty language, and zero practical advice. You’ll definitely not get anything of value, if you buy this book.
Bottom-line is that Dean Graziosi and his books are a scam. There is nothing in his books that you can’t get for free on the internet. Don’t fall for his tricks. Or you’ll live to regret it...
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