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Summary: Peppie LePew
Review: Come back my dahling! Oh whats that? You are not runnng from me? You are running from the smell of this book and its cult-like followers and how they are handling these reviews? I see. Well go ahead then, because the stench of this one even turns this skunks head.
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Summary: disappointing
Review: Greatly disappointing. Advising average people to invest in options is a joke. If professionals with Ivy League MBA's can't do it without losing their shirt sometimes, what makes Robert Allen think average people can do it. He quotes Buffett and says we should learn from him, but then he advises to do the very things that Buffett says not to: options, short term trading, etc.
Mr. Allen also repulsed me with his arrogance. He brags about how much money he has made and how much he gets from his businesses. He also advises a networking plan that strongly resembles pyramiding.
I think that this book doesn't have any real value outside the first couple chapters that talk about personal finance.
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Summary: I'm Peter H.
Review: I write 3rd rate self published books. I live on these Amazon boards and o nothing else but bash good books like Robert A.I have never been in business, what the heck who cares. People still buy my books and I don't even have to give a refund. I claim to be a consultlant. So what if I can't provide even 1 client referral. I use a lot of names. Sometimes I post as Derk G THE G stands for geek. I am holding on to my top 500 rating rating due to a computer glitch (actually people hate me and have beeninundated Amazon with so many 1 star reviews that I had to have Amazon halt the ratings untill I can get caught up) I hate these best selling authors like Robert G. They can get their books published without self publishing and what's more they sell. They actually work. Nobody has ever written a postive review about my books, in fact, I even bashed my own books. People like Robert G. RTK, W.Cook really bother me. These guys are so damned successful and have such a great following. Doen't seem fair.
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Summary: Doable
Review: I bought the 2000 edition of this book, so am not sure what, if any, additional information is included in this 2004 2nd edition. I assume it could only be better. In Multiple Streams of Income he explains what to do and how to do it, and gives lots of sources to contact. There are so many ideas to choose from, that it seems at least one will work for everyone if you are willing to implement it. And they are not complicated.
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Summary: Thought provoking first chapter
Review: I rate this book 2 stars primarily for the first chapter. The first chapter did change the way that I look at the value of a single dollar. This chapter at least is worth reading as for the rest, I'm not so sure. I do disagree with and am suspicious of some of the adamantly negative reviewsI've read. Mr. Allen's ideas are worth a look and are thought provoking at least.
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Summary: Woooooeeeeee
Review: Want a better read? Read up on Mr. Allen's background on the internet, for freeeeeeeee! It's got much better info than this rag.
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Summary: Hey, I'm Robert A.....
Review: and I've sent my army to pump up the reviews of this book by hyping it with five stars and almost religous reviews, while saying that those who have voted negatively against the book that their reviews were of no help. Hope no one noticed. Well, if you did, dont pay any attention, it's just a coincidence.
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Summary: Dung heap
Review: Throw this one on top of the dung heap, throw on a gallon of diesel, light it and sell tickets to watch. There's an income stream for ya.
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Summary: Dont believe the positive
Review: reviews on this one. Its shallow and horrible. Ideas at best, but no way a "how to" bible. I'm suspicious about the positives.
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Summary: Can you Smell the Stench
Review: coming from the warehouse that holds all these books? Cause man this one stinks. PLEASE, PLEASE dont waste any dough on this one.
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