Greatest Kept Secrets, Invitation Processing - Kristen Hart how come they wrote me a five page letter about a secret nobody knows? ,

Yeah, this is another one of those. I read another rip off report regarding this earlier on the site, but it was a lot more vague than yours.

From reading your report though, it looks like the difference between you and the other reporter, is that you didn't call the number provided in the slick presentation propaganda you received. Apparently, that's where the real lulz are to be had.

You call that number, and a secret is, indeed, revealed... You have to pay them $145 to learn the REAL secret.

Yeah, right... Reminds me of the old "Neiman-Marcus Cookie Recipie" scam that was popular in the late 90's: Ask for the recipe for delicious cookies. You're verbally told "two fifty". You think $2.50, but get charged $250.

Good times, good times.... yeah.

Anyway, you've obviously caught on that this is a vehicle to shaft you out of money. That's good.... but be sure and do your part. Let friends and co-workers know the story. Whomever is really behind this scam may be bulk mailing to friends and neighbours. You might also look into any government run agencies that deal specifically in letter/mail fraud beyond the USPS. There are likely some advocacy groups, an ombudsman's office, law enforcement fraud divisions... Hell, anyone you may think will listen. Encourage anyone you know who runs into it to do the same. Apathy is one of the biggest enablers of these scams.

If enough people rattle the cage loud enough and long enough, the lion is sure to roar.