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Complaint Review: CDN Company - Margaret Carter - Salem New Hampshire
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CDN Company - Margaret Carter
215 South Broadway Salem, 03079 New Hampshire, U.S.A.
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CDN Company - Margaret Carter Feedback from book buyer Salem New Hampshire
The CDN Company/Margaret Carter
The Notes Lounge: Reviews of Seminars and "Gurus" NOT In Notes & Real Estate: The CDN Company/Margaret Carter
By Sabrina on Friday, January 16, 2004 - 03:52 pm:
Well, let me fill you in, I admit to being taken in by the sales letter, so I went ahead, afterall, you can get your money back...
All it is, is a very poorly written book, maybe 30-50(?) pages long (with the big writing, to take up space), telling you to sit down and write a "how-to" book of your very own (one tip, copy parts of different books from your local library) and then sell it.
It seems this "business anyone can do" - isn't! I have no idea how to write a book, and really have no interest in it either, however, I do know that Plagiarism is wrong!
All that aside, it then took about $11 or $12 more of my dollars to send back their package (since the mail wouldn't accept a "return to sender" because of the way they packed it), and quite a while to get my money back!
It's a lesson learned.
My advice, don't waste your money on this one! If you want to write a book, write one, but you will find no good advice in Margaret Carter's (or whoever, since the book tells you that's not her name, picture, etc.) book!!
Sabrina
M
Wynantskill, New York
U.S.A.
The Notes Lounge: Reviews of Seminars and "Gurus" NOT In Notes & Real Estate: The CDN Company/Margaret Carter
By Sabrina on Friday, January 16, 2004 - 03:52 pm:
Well, let me fill you in, I admit to being taken in by the sales letter, so I went ahead, afterall, you can get your money back...
All it is, is a very poorly written book, maybe 30-50(?) pages long (with the big writing, to take up space), telling you to sit down and write a "how-to" book of your very own (one tip, copy parts of different books from your local library) and then sell it.
It seems this "business anyone can do" - isn't! I have no idea how to write a book, and really have no interest in it either, however, I do know that Plagiarism is wrong!
All that aside, it then took about $11 or $12 more of my dollars to send back their package (since the mail wouldn't accept a "return to sender" because of the way they packed it), and quite a while to get my money back!
It's a lesson learned.
My advice, don't waste your money on this one! If you want to write a book, write one, but you will find no good advice in Margaret Carter's (or whoever, since the book tells you that's not her name, picture, etc.) book!!
Sabrina
M
Wynantskill, New York
U.S.A.
