That means your potential profits have almost no limit and money you risk to get that payoff is quite small if you already have products and a web site.

You don't have to be Microsoft to use his methods. They work for small, medium and large companies alike.

Not that you'll become next Microsoft or an overnight millionaire. But Jonathan does use his methods with people and companies in those categories.

To my knowledge, Jonathan is only person explaining magic of "per transaction" marketing in a format where you can actually apply it to your business tomorrow morning.

It's something that Jonathan found out by working "hands on" with big corporations. This IS what serious Internet marketing companies are doing because you can scale up from small to giant volume in a flash.

Ezine ads and other methods are great for getting started. But how are you ever going to get VOLUME that hauls in big bucks -- without spending a fortune on advertising?

That's what Jonathan shows you...

One last thing: You may not be able to tell it from sound of his sales letter, but his product is NOTHING like mine.

He covers totally different types of information than yours truly. While per transaction marketing is not new, Jonathan's insights and insider info on how companies are exploding with this method is hot and new.

That's why I felt a duty and an obligation to introduce you to my good friend and one of most astonishing marketers I know who has been publishing his newsletter since before World Wide Web even existed.

With great pleasure, I introduce you to unmatched genius of Jonathan Mizel.

Please go to:

http://www.cyberwave.com/products/AP1328/index.html

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Best wishes,

Marlon Sanders higherresponse.com yourownproducts.com"

How do you send out an email like that? I like two products:

One: http://www.email-solutions.com/higher-response A great product for beginners that comes with an A to Z how to manual.

Two: http://www.mailking.com I use Mail King because it allows me to put a name in subject field of email. But it did take awhile for me to figure out how to use it.

Format your email letter in a text editor such as text pad and place a hard return at or before 65 characters on a line. This prevents your email from wrapping and looking like garbage when it arrives in your customer's email box.

When you do your mailing, expect .5% of list to buy. However, true answer is that you'll know your response rate a week after you email your sales letter. The bulk of your responses will come in within 72 hours.

Follow this simple two-step formula and you can create money out of thin air anytime you need it.

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A "wiretapped" email message is difficult to detect. An individual can avoid email wiretap by turning off JavaScript in email reader. However, if individual forwards message to someone who has JavaScript turned on, that recipient's forwarded messages can still be" wiretapped". Additionally, copying original message into a new email, rather than forwarding it, may not defeat problem.

What can users can do?

It is possible to partially eliminate email wiretapping problem by turning off JavaScript in HTML email messages. You can visit home webpage for your appropriate browser package if you are not sure on how to do this.

Switching off JavaScript is only a partial solution because a "wiretapped" message will still work if it is replied to, or forwarded, to someone whose email program is vulnerable to malicious JavaScript. The best policy is some form of group or corporate agreement on how to tackle this, especial where commercially sensitive material is involved.