Information On The NovaTech Society., page 14
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reply posted on 19-6-2008 @ 08:19 PM by metaphor1
reply to post by distressedfaery



Hi, I bought a book about Neo-Tech, several years ago on Ebay and it seems to be like that second stage booklet some of us got in the mail. The gist of the book is to become a more rational person and not believe in mysticism, God, and other beliefs like them. It also teaches the reader "how-to" change from being irrational to rational in emotions and other areas of life. For example, when you get upset by someone else's behavior and you say, "You make me angry." The rational is that no one can make you angry except your own emotions. So the cure would be that you have to express your emotions openly to that person and share your true feelings as you learn them instead of blaming that person for how hurt you felt.

I also received a letter recently about The Secret Society's Inside Secrets and asked for their booklet. Now they ask for $235.00 for the next phase. A price too high for me to pay.

Also, there's a lot of what's in the Neo-tech book I find in the Bible. "Love your neighbor as you would have them love you," "Exhort your neighbor and lift them up." These aren't the exact words, but the gist of them.

In conclusion, what we do unto others -- it will also be done unto us. That's a natural law and is proven by the The Secret where you can activate the Law of Attraction. It's a heart-mind thing and you have to be in a peaceful state for it to work and attract what you want. I believe that the book, Neo-Tech is the same one as the SSIS above. If you follow the Bible to help you then use a Hebrew and Greek concordance, because as you flow through each verse and find the original (that is, the closest ones to the ancient manuscripts) usage of the difficult words you will find the exact and true meaning of the verse. I've been doing this since 1982 and find the Bible an enchanting expression of learning human behavior.

www.neo-tech.com... is their web site.

Metaphor1



reply posted on 1-7-2008 @ 08:16 AM by Anonymous ATS
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I have new and updated information about their LATEST scam! When I sent the first form in, and received the "opportunity" to invest $139.95 in their "Heirloom Book" (which I could pass on to all my descendents), I simply threw the form away. It said it had a postmark due of the Friday preceding the Saturday I actually received it.

Three weeks later, I received an "Inside Secrets Confirmation Form" that was willing to overlook my "deadline" and figured that the original price had scared me off.

So it was making ME (and ME alone) this stunning offer: For just $49.95 (including shipping and handling) they would munificently allow me to purchase the 352- page "money-making INSIDE SECRETS" book printed especially for ME!

Wow-WHEE! And that's not ALL, folks! If I acted NOW, I would also receive a password to the national website, and get invitations to the "secret" Club Meetings absolutely FREE!

Yes, that's right.......FREE! For just $49.95 (including shipping and handling).

But once again, that pesky "deadline" got in my way. I only had until July 3 to send the letter in along with payment to:
The Secret Society
P.O. Box 6304
Dover, Delaware 19905-6304

Phone: (716) 871-2844 FAX (716) 447-7488

It had a "member number", a "package number" and a mysterious number next to my mailing address, and was Copyright 2008.

Looks like we have "Neo-Tech...The Next Generation" on our hands now!

LOL!

No Sucker in Texas


reply posted on 28-7-2008 @ 11:19 PM by Anonymous ATS
reply to post by distressedfaery



i recieved one of the letters today and i like a fool sent it off. glad i ran across this i kinda doubted it anyhow but thx 4 saving me alot of headache and money.



reply posted on 28-7-2008 @ 11:59 PM by peggy m
reply to post by OceanBlue



Nova Tech is a spin of of Neo Tech, so close, that the information is pretty much identical (because they really haven't come up with anything new... rewrites of the objectivists philosophy (Ayn Rand) and Aristotle principles) and you can thank the founding father Frank Wallace (deceased). He original published these works under I&O Publishing (poker), got nailed for tax fraud, went to prison and really went psych. Most of his work is weird and definitely not worth the hundreds of dollars you will spend.

I know, because I had got sucked in about a decade ago. The publishers and authors claim some sort of big conspiracy to keep their valuable knowledge under wraps, but in reality, everything they have to say of importance was published by legitimate authors and can easily be accessed with the whine of unfair persecution. The Nova Tech fails to deliver what they promise and it is a cycle of buying more and more publications. Don't just take my word for it... send them the $$$ and find out for yourself!


reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 12:15 AM by Pocky
reply to post by distressedfaery



Wow I can't believe you guys are talking about that. I remember my mom told me about this secret she had, and then she showed me those big fat white Neo-tech books. I read them and they did not make diddly smack to me. So what the hell does this mean? She got a letter invitation to get them sent to her in the first place? How do they choose people to send these books to?
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