The brand-new report peels back the curtain on a use for the Public Domain that I guarantee you’ve not considered before…using Public Domain content to create toys…all kinds of toys, from action figures and bobbleheads to plush toys and paper toys. And before you begin to think, “This is going to be expensive!” give me a chance to prove you wrong. I’ve uncovered some really terrific strategies for doing some special product creation. Even more, I share a methodology throughout this report that enables you to spark your creativity through a form of parallel thinking, meaning, it doesn’t ultimately matter whether you create toys (although you may have a lot of fun doing it…not to mention making some decent cash in the process), but what the discovery process will do for the rest of your business! This is hot!
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Tony,
I placed an order for this but got an error message from your shopping cart after paying via paypal. Usually your system goes through flawlessly. Can you check on this and send the link to me please? Sorry to post in the comments, but I could not find your email support address on the site.
Thanks,
Jim Erskine
Homeway Press
Hi, I too could not find an email address for support help.
I tried to order your book Public Domain Code Breaker for $47.00. I’m living in Germany and my address is a military APO address, which your order box would not accept. The form stated I choose PayPay, which I didn’t. I need to pay by credit card.
Tony, I want the book, but how do I get it? Thanks Gene Hudgens
Hey Gene,
You can actually purchase using a credit card without signing up for Paypal directly. Here’s what you do…
On the Order Form, complete your contact information and click “Submit Order.” On the following page where you would login to your Paypal account, look for the following sentence on the left:
Don’t have a PayPal account?
Use your credit card or bank account (where available). Continue
Click the “Continue” link.
Enter your Credit Card information and click “Review Order and Continue.”
Follow remaining instructions for completing order. Hope this helps!
Tony