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Ahh, the fun of moving.

For most of my life, I’ve learned to really resent moving. When I was a kid, we moved way too many times for my taste. In the end it’s all been good (builds character). Great people to meet throughout a lot of experiences. But the process has always been stressful, and until now, out of my hands.

This week, I get to move again. But for the first time, it’s completely by my own choice (with a lot of help from Joanna of course).

By the way, would you like to know how we picked North Carolina?

HGTV.

Seriously.

About two years ago, they did a House Hunters on Wilmington. Joanna was watching and over the next 15 months we noticed how often Wilmington kept popping up. She kept dropping hints about how nice it would be to live near the coast (her allergies in Maryland were terrible). After visiting my cousin here last summer, she had me hooked.

So thanks to Joanna’s scouting (and Suzanne Whang, of course), now we’re here, just days away from moving in.

That’s where you come in.

Normally when you move, you call on your friends to help you shlep couches and mattresses and all those books. But since we’re brand new to the area, that’s not much of an option for us. In fact, we’d ask our neighbors, but two of the houses are still flat dirt, and the other two are waiting for buyers (contact Justin King and the Alex Paen Team at Coldwell Banker SeaCoast Realty for Wilmington or Leland Real Estate… :) ).

So we have movers coming to deliver all of our stuff on Friday morning. And finally, Friday night, we get to stay in our brand new place.

There’s just one little problem. The movers expect to get paid. The reason that is a problem is that on Thursday, my down payment is due, knocking my regular bank account way too low. In addition to the moving and packing, I have to pay them for storage for about a month. All total, I’ll be paying them over $5000.

Use a credit card, you say?

That’s the bigger problem. I can’t find any of my credit cards.

Thanks to money-managing lessons from Donna Fox (the Credit Millionaire expert), I’ve stopped using my cards several months ago, and paid them down to under 50% of the credit line. I’m very proud of this as I racked up a lot of debt as a high school teacher over ten years.

So while I’ve been very disciplined not to use the cards, I’ve come to realize this past weekend that I don’t actually know where the cards are. With the hit from the down payment, I have to use one on Friday. But they could be in any one of 73 boxes.

What’s an internet marketer to do?

Well, thanks to Jeff Walker’s teachings I’ve been studying, I’m supposed to give you a lot of great stuff that you normally wouldn’t be able to get for a really low price. This is a very rare circumstance — and it calls for a very rare firesale.

Normally, a firesale is a group of 25 or more resell rights packages that seem to be a) oversold, and b) too much to concentrate on.

You deserve better than rehashed stuff — and I certainly don’t want you to buy something from me, then go on eBay and see that it’s being sold for $1.

So yesterday, I went through all of the recordings I’ve done over the last year. I then tossed aside the files that had already been sold a lot, and certainly anything that’s been given away for free was out of the question.

This had to be a true, killer value for you so that there was no doubt in your mind that you get 5X (or more) of the real value of what I’m offering.

Since writing to you with this blog, I’ve noticed some common questions that keep coming up. These questions led to me picking out the very best audio and video training that I’ve done that would help you at various stages of your business.

I concentrated on these major areas:

• Getting Started – Business Building Foundations
• Online Profits From Your Offline Experience
• Using Forums For Building Your Reputation
• Creating Squidoo Lenses For Credibility And Traffic
• Registering Domain Names Strategically
• Creating Killer Squeeze Pages
• Generating More Traffic And Customer Loyalty
• Installing PHP/MySQL Scripts
• Using Video In Your Marketing

These areas seem to be the biggest targets of the questions I get on my blog, and I’m sure that at least 3 or more of these areas are concerns for you right now.

If you help me pay the movers, you’ll get my best training in these areas for less than 25% of their total value.

Nothing in this sale is an eBook or PDF — they are all audio or video sessions.

They are also not pieces of the sessions, but the complete recordings. All the audios are between 60-120 minutes, and the videos are 12-45 minutes in length.

In addition to learning from me, over half of these recordings are between me and another marketing expert — including Matthew Glanfield, Todd Gross, Glen Hopkins, Martin Salter, and Scott Tousignant.

So – can you help me pay the movers while learning important marketing lessons?

Check out the complete details of what you can get, and help me make sure that Joanna and I don’t have to sleep on the floor.

Please realize this is a very rare opportunity to get what amounts to a complete course of study from me for under $100. To make it a little more interesting, I’ve set the price to raise $10 every time 20 sales have been made. If you’re quick enough, you can still get it all for under $50. This is one way I can help you as a dedicated reader of this blog — you’re more likely to have found this earlier than the rest.

After buying and helping us out, I’d love to hear which of the audio and video presentations is your favorite. Post a comment below, and tell me what ideas came to mind as you listened or watched…

Click here to help us pay the movers…

Thanks again!

Bob Jenkins

p.s. About half of these recordings have only been available for top-level members at some of my sites (paying $97 up to $497). But a few have never been released to the public before, because I simply haven’t had time to complete the rest of the sites. Help us pay the movers, and be the first to listen to some great training.