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poltr1So, I've been listening to the radio a lot lately. And one of the commercials I often hear is John Cummuta hawking his "Transforming Debt Into Wealth" tape and/or CD. I've thought about calling and requesting his no-obligation free tape/CD, but at the same time, I'm skeptical that his system would work for me. And so the yellow flag of caution is raised.
Based on the comments I received from my last post, I'd imagine that a significant amount of revenue for the Cummuta organization comes in from the sale of programs, seminars, etc. This is probably true of any organization trying to sell a wealth building system. The late Charles Givens tried to do this in the 1980s and 1990s. And others appear to be following in his footsteps.
The internet is full of critiques of the system -- some favorable, some not so favorable. Meanwhile, a voice from my past echoes, "Would you rather be right, or would you rather be rich?" Right now, I don't want to be snookered into buying a system I can't afford. Like Rich Dad Poor Dad, I'd probably be best off if I obtained this from the local library.
Based on the comments I received from my last post, I'd imagine that a significant amount of revenue for the Cummuta organization comes in from the sale of programs, seminars, etc. This is probably true of any organization trying to sell a wealth building system. The late Charles Givens tried to do this in the 1980s and 1990s. And others appear to be following in his footsteps.
The internet is full of critiques of the system -- some favorable, some not so favorable. Meanwhile, a voice from my past echoes, "Would you rather be right, or would you rather be rich?" Right now, I don't want to be snookered into buying a system I can't afford. Like Rich Dad Poor Dad, I'd probably be best off if I obtained this from the local library.
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Date: 2009-10-14 05:19 am (UTC)