In Today's Market These Are Just Teasers
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Having been a young teen in the early 1950s, I grew up listening to the likes of Frankie Laine, and in those years of 1949 to about 1955, he was among my favourites. But, having said that, and having become a devoted collector of oldies hit singles, I have to say that, trying to pin down the original renditions of his many hits is almost as difficult as it for B. B. King. Because, while these two artists could not be further apart in terms of styles, never mind musical genres, they do share one thing in common, and that is, multiple re-recordings of their many hits over the years, registered for several different labels. And so often these re-recordings have appeared in albums blaring "greatest hits" and "best of."

Frankie, for example, had 22 hit singles for Mercury from 1947 to 1951, then another 39 for Columbia from 1951 to 1963, and 12 more for ABC from 1967 to 1969.

And, just like another Columbia release under the title "greatest hits" this one - a CD release of an earlier vinyl LP - also includes re-workings of two of his Mercury chart-toppers, these being That's My Desire and That Lucky Old Sun. That, combined with the paucity of tracks and the absolute omission of any recording details, including dates, label numbers and backing orchestras, not to mention liner notes, makes this a dinosaur insofar as CDs are concerned these days.

What we need is an Ace Of London, Jasmine, or Acrobat treatment of his best, with their usual abundance of tracks (upwards of 30) and copious and informative liner notes. These simply do not cut it anymore.
2986003
These are just reprints of articles on the website, nothing new here at all. If you haven't they are mildly entertaining
600404
This would work if you really start early but it is unrealistic expectation to get a 10% return without extreme risk in this scary market.
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I bought these to try out based on good Amazon reviews which made them sound like some kind of wonder bars that were healthy and would make you happy for eternity (or something). I bought two flavors of these kind bars to try out. One was borderline gross the other decent. Here's the thing though: these are overpriced and not healthy. Let me explain:

These are marketed for people are paranoid about what they eat. It's marketed to the same people who buy organic milk, produce and always look for things like "gluten free" etc. Most of this product is marketing and selling an image. I'm sure this is free of whatever they think at the moment might harm you. You might get the impression then from their advertisements that these are healthy. They're not. They may be gluten free but they're high in sugar and calories. Despite having so much sugar and carbs you can't even taste it. One of these bars is ~200 calories and is almost completely carbs (and some fat).

In addition, if you calculate it out, it's more than a dollar per bar. You could buy the ingredients for these bars and put them together without the sugar and it would be much more tasty and healthy. Just save yourself the money and buy the ingredients.

Bottom line: These are just overpriced, unhealthy (but not tasty) snack bars whose strongest selling point is the attractive packaging and feel good marketing. It's amazing how much they cost too. I'm guessing it's mostly in the packaging and marketing
401072
DON'T BUY! This is just a "teaser" book to sell more books - no conclusion.
744565
Misleading blurb- tgis is just a teaser . Never would have paid for it if I'd known it was just an ad.
1788253
there is little content and more advertising then ever. Even embedded advertising in articles now. Its not what it use to be.  Over 50% of the magazine was advertising.  the first 9 pages were just advertising .
922814
The photos are beautiful but the ideas are USELESS for AVERAGE HOMES. It's because I don't need the majority of the merchandise shown here. I can use those sold in Ikea or Walmart. They work and they're much cheaper.
2078599
Definitely not worth it.  Cataloged the cards I received today.  Most were worth less than a dollar.  A couple barely over a dollar.  Uploaded the list at Near Mint on TCG and was valued a $22.  At $28 for the purchase, I lost money.  I thought it would be a worth investment to expand my collection.  Better off just buying the cards you need.  Could just be me.
2806463
It is my understanding that Dropship no longer works. This kind of information has a VERY short shelf life, and at this point, this book is past its "sell by" date.
1341462
Like he says, he points out isolated occasional anomalies. This is of little use in day-to-day investing.
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I am disappointed to say the least. I feel your advertising is very misleading, You should state that what we will be receiving are all identical, not having a photo showing different ones with colors. On a positive they all appear healthy. I will not place another order.
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It looks like a nice product...
Unfortunately I was dumb enough to believe that it was actually being offered at a discount when I purchased it as a featured item on "Prime Day"...  Turns out they sell it for less every other day of the year... who knew.  Sadly my Wife finally opened the box and washed them tonight (the reason I looked at this again).  If I had seen the current selling price yesterday, I would have returned them and repurchased them at the lower price.  Only $2 difference... but would have done on general principle, just because Amazon hypes their "Prime Day" specials so much... some of which aren't so special after all.
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It's a 1$ for that you get an advertisement.  With this guy's talent, I would rather have paid $20 for some actual usable information.  How can you complain about a dollar --wasn't looking for entertainment.
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More fool is me for buying this. As mentioned by one or two other reviewers, more than half of the Kindle book are short stories that are supposed to serve as examples Bell's explanations. His explanations are very, very basic--and very, very short. At 99 cents, maybe... but at $2.99? Nope. I'd return it if I still had that option. There is simply very little instruction here for the price.
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REAL disappointment --yes they are lovely, LANG products are quality -- but (1)  NOT as ADVERTISED -- description said "January 2016 to December 2017 (1015507)" but are ONLY 2016 -- So in AUGUST I am getting 4 months worth - at a full-price rate --(2)  MY FAULT --but I assumed they were "normal" size (4x5) and they are REALLY TINY only 3.25" X 3" and (3) -TEXT is too TINY -- I was getting a DAILY page-at-a-time calendar to help my aging mother track TODAY'S DAY & DATE since a full month-at-a-glance kept confusing her but she won't even be able to READ the scripture which brings me to (4) OVERPRICED for what you are getting --
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These things are commodities.  Very useful commodities but you should mostly shop on price.