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Anyone remember Don Lapre ??
Anyone ever buy his shit on TV ?
I did, like 1995 or 1996.. He was the man back in the day..lol FROM MY TINY ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT............ Maybe he was my inspiration to look for get rich quick projects. Well, I guess it worked in one way or another :thumbsup |
He actually was my client buying 900 lines from me....i showed him the 900 number business back in 1992 ;-) then next thing i knew he was selling the extensions of the lines i was setting up for him....damn iam getting old!
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Damn.. he makes money, then looses money
then files Chapter 11.. now he sells Vitamins at donlapre.com....haha |
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He could always become a realtor and sell 1 bedroom apartments.......
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WG |
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Ha! You ARE getting old, buddy! :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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yea, the man was my inspiration
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Tiny little Ads!
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i use to love his commercials, always very motivating.
wow, im getting old too i remember back in the mid-90's they were all over late night. |
"Shortly after purchasing the package customers were bombarded by telemarketers offering additional psychic, dating, entertainment, and chat 900 lines, plus free Web sites all requiring additional investments of up to several thousand dollars."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Lapre LOL that's nuts. I wonder if online adult companies use these tactics. "Much of the information in the package, such as newspaper phone numbers, was so old it was inaccurate. Virtually no one made any money during the short time that this idea lasted." |
dont have idea,lol
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I made 100 bucks from signing up 1 affiliate...think i sold about 8 bottles of vitamins...12 more to go and I get 1k....lol
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Dunno if anyone remembers, but before the "You can make TENS OF THOUSANDS of dollars from placing TINY CLASSIFIED ADS" campaign, Don Lapre was on TV in another crappy infomercial.
This one was selling some $40 book in which he told you how to track down people who were owed refunds on prepaid mortgage insurance, and somehow trick them into giving you 40% of the refund they were owed in exchange for telling them where to file for their refund. That scam didn't last long either. |
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