Posted: November 27, 2009
Next stop for the CRASH COURSE ON MONEY is Seattle
It will be held on December 5 at the Marriott Waterfront, 2100 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA 98121.
Our seminar in New York on November 21 was a great success and, judging by the comments from those who attended, we are on the right track. One lady even said that the seminar “rocks.” I’m not sure what that means, but I think it is a compliment. (You can see her make that comment in the collection of short video clips, below.)
Clips from the New York seminar
Clips from the Atlanta seminar
If you have been thinking about attending future events, the dates are rapidly approaching. For those who are not familiar with the content of the seminar, here is the basic information and a link to more information.
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Will you survive the “Perfect Storm” For additional information, click here. |
G. Edward Griffin
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November 19, 2009
Will you survive the “Perfect Storm”
that is approaching?
A Crash Course on Money
presented by G. Edward Griffin
The author of The Creature from Jekyll Island;
A Second Look at The Federal Reserve,
will conduct a one-day seminar on money at a city near you: How to earn it, protect it, and grow it in hard times.
A house will be given away at each seminar!
Someone will win a small fortune at each event.
New York, 2009 November 21
Seattle, 2009 December 5
Austin, 2009 December 12
For additional information, click here.
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October 28, 2009
CRASH COURSE ON MONEY OFFERS FREE PREVIEW
Our Los Angeles seminar is now behind us, and we have turned our sights to Atlanta (and New York City after that). The Los Angeles event was a huge success, and the raves from those who attended are immensely gratifying. Frankly, I was a little nervous about being able to fulfill everyone’s expectations, but now I know the seminar did exactly that and more. We will share some of those testimonials with you in the near future but, right now, I want to tell you about a significant change that has been made.
A FREE HOUSE!
Before doing that, I want to call your attention to one of the most important features of the seminar that we hardly mentioned in previous announcements. It is the fact that a house will be given away at each seminar! A prize of that magnitude normally would be offered only if there were tens of thousands
of ticket holders. At our seminar, however, the number is limited to just those who attend. Someone from each of these intimate groups will win a small fortune. Your odds will never be better. You can imagine the excitement at our Los Angeles seminar when a young man won a house that immediately is worth no less than $25,000 and is expected to be sold in about a year for over $60,000. This will be repeated at each of our future seminars, and you really can’t afford to miss out on such an amazing opportunity.
EXPENSIVE DINNERS HAVE GIVEN WAY TO FREE RECEPTIONS
Experience is the ultimate teacher, and we learned from the first seminar that having a VIP dinner on the evening prior to the event was confusing to many. The purpose was not clear, and some even thought that, because of the extra cost, it was a bit egalitarian and out-of-resonance with our style. Although the dinner was well attended and everyone felt it was worth the time and money; still, the extra cost did discourage many from attending, and that led to a lot of thought afterward.
Our solution is simple. We decided to convert the somewhat expensive VIP dinner into to a reception that is entirely free. Instead of being limited to serious investors, we opened it up to everyone, even those who are not registered for the seminar. Of course, dinner cannot be included under those conditions, but hors-d’Oeuvres and an open bar will be available, so no one will perish of hunger or thirst. Other than that, everything else is the same. I will be on hand to talk with anyone who cares to do so, answer questions, and present a sneak preview of the seminar. So, we expect a large turnout. After all, the price is so right. However, space is limited and, if it should be impossible to accommodate everyone, seminar registrants will have priority admittance.
G. Edward Griffin
