Review: The Law of Extraction
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
If the law of attraction really worked, then the authors like this one would not need to sell anything. In fact, they would feel compelled to pay you for reading about such a wonderful principle that gives a person access to unlimited wealth, happiness, and health.Because this person still needs your money, $2.99 no less, just like countless other people who are trying to sell books on this topic, it would be safe to say that the law of attraction doesn't work and these authors are trying to scam you. What always works is the law of extraction: the transfer of money from the naive to the dishonest. Thus, when someone offers you $1 million in exchange for your $2.99, don't be a sucker!I am tired of repeating this, but you shouldn't take 5-star reviews seriously because it is very easy to fake them. Many authors procure 5-star reviews by swapping reviews with other authors. There are large threads devoted to review exchange among authors on the CreateSpace Community webpage and in the General forum of the KDP Community website. Or you can just contact random indie authors and ask them to exchange reviews (don't have to read the books).Fortunately for Amazon customers, you can buy this ebook, read it within seven days, and return it for a full refund. Several months later, if this book indeed helps you to make a million bucks, then you can honestly purchase it again, as a sign of gratitude, using a different Amazon account.