These are beliefs Romero shares with the writer. White added that the book is based on the laws of attraction and using positive thinking to create positive experiences. And then before I can even get through the book, I got the letter about well, now you need something to decode it with. “You're just saying the same crap over and over. And the third final Mark Hamilton Neothink Manuscript with 2,800 pages decodes every manuscript for $250, half off the original price of $500. The second manuscript fully reveals the ancient powers of history’s richest people, and it costs $99.50.īut White received an additional letter informing her that the second manuscript is also in code. Then another letter comes stating the book you bought is once again in code.
While the letter states it’s free, there’s an order form included requesting payment of $140, a $100 discount off the original price. You’ll need the 1200-page manuscript to decipher the secrets. These are stories supposedly from members who went from broke to rich.īut then you’re told the packet is in code. “I thought it was stupid but then I thought, ‘What the heck.’ I had a credit card, so I bought it,” said White.įirst, prospective members are mailed an invitation with an offer to receive a 55-page packet containing the “greatest secrets” free of charge. Plus, access to information that could put “$100,000 cash” in your pocket in just a few weeks, according to the letter. “Happiness is something that really sells,” said Romero. **If you’d like to share your experience with “The Society,” email Mallory at White and Harold Romero were intrigued by the letters promising to deliver what everyone wants. RELATED: Secret Society looking for new members to share "greatest secrets of life" with Sofastaii spoke with two people who paid for them. There’s a cost to obtain their book of secrets. However, the key to unlock these riches and powers isn’t free. These letters state members who join will experience great wealth, love, even psychic abilities. She reported on these mysterious mailings a few years ago. The author says it’s a personal letter just to you, not a mass mailing, but WMAR-2 News Mallory Sofastaii has heard from dozens of people who were sent the same letter. BALTIMORE - If you’ve received an invitation to join a secret society, you’re not alone.
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