The Secret Society The Greatest Secret of All Time Dallas Texas

   After sending back the one page required - without checking the box that I need to reserve my copy of the secret knowledge to money, power, good relationships, and for free - a reply came today in the mail. This new package contains more pages of why I am one special of selected few whose second cycle has come, and how a 2300-year old book has the secrets that have been used by all successful and powerful politicians, actors, gamblers, etc. Also in the package is a 56-page booklet "The Greatest Secret of All Time."

The five stories inside this booklet from Katie, Jennifer, Sean, Anonymous, and Jeff relate triumphs over poverty, lost relationship, bad luck, you name it, and all because of the power that is in the secret of the 1200-page book that rejuvenated the 2300-year old manuscript. This newer version comes with a cost of $139.95, postage included. The payment form comes with Method of Payment and should be paid by September 6, 2013, or I should lose forever my chance. The page should be mailed back to The Secret Society in Dallas TX.

   In the spirit of the first page I sent back (without my authorization and without my signature), I have completed the Method of Payment checking the box for [_/] Visa, putting the Credit Card Numbers with three mistakes of the 16 numbers, and writing in the incorrect expiration date as well. Then I duly signed the form at the bottom, and wil surely mail it back in the morning.

   Of course I do not expect to receive the 1200-page book, knowing that they will not succeed in debiting my Visa Card. Now in the event that they still mail me the tome - because they know for sure that I have the talent for success in money, power and romance, having been under their radar for quite sometime now - I will then use the revealed secret(s), and once I become famous, rich, and a lovable Romeo, I would send them 100x the original amount.

   I think proud rather of myself on how I handled this matter, having spend a total of 2 Forever U.S. Postage First Class stamps. Should I take advantage of their errors in processing what I mailed back and not feel bad about it? 

   I am not a spider who invited The Secret Society into my chambers, and they initiated the whole process to me in a caveat emptor manner so I expect them to be beware sellers themselves.