Olympic Fakes

Olympic Fakeout #1

Did you hear that the footsteps you saw on television walking over Beijing to the coliseum for the opening ceremony of the 2008 Summer Olympics were not live effects? The tape was provided to television stations in advance – "for convenience and in case of bad weather."

I didn´t think the effect was all that spectacular (red footprints outlined in the sky, proceeding to the games). Maybe a bad camera angle.

It gets worse…

Olympic Fakeout #2

The "smiling angel" who sang "Ode to the Motherland," Lin Miaoke, was lip-syncing. Not to her own recorded singing like the short-lived pop icon Milli Vanilli, but to another Chinese girl, Yang Peiyi, deemed too homely and untheatrical to properly represent China´s "best face" to the world.

This blatant misrepresentation is exactly why world leaders wanted human rights reform in China before the 2008 Games. As the opening ceremonies showed, glorious as they were, the Chinese people are cogs on the wheel in the gargantuan machine that is China. The world is seeing, for the most part, only what they want us to see.

Yes, it gets worse...

Olympic Fakeout #3

Olympic-sized fakeout #3 is that attractive interest rate you were given on your mortgage, which even at 6% adds up to 115.8% if you carry it 30 years. No bank or lender is going to tell you what I will tell you: HOW you pay your mortgage is far more important than WHAT you pay! (They aren't communists, but they still try to hide a few Olympic-sized facts, don't they?)

I cut $70,000 sheer interest of my own home loan in only two years – not counting my regular payments! In fact, that formed the basis for the book partner John Barker and I released two years ago, Let Your Mortgage Make You Rich! It´s all in there step-by-step, including both John´s and my stories.

Of course, there's no end to bad news...

Olympic Fakeout #4

Even some who offer programs to "help you pay off your home in 5-8 years" have a bit to hide. They will not tell you, step-by-step, how to pay off your home is a third (or less) of the time. Some will; most won´t. Why? Because if they tell you, they cannot keep you hooked on their expensive programs.

Some of them don´t even know. Believe me: I´ve seen them stammer and stutter around "scientific algorithms" created by an aeronautical engineer, or even "factorial math" that gives you 3.6 million ways to pay off your debt. (Wouldn´t 10-15 ways you clearly understand and can do over and over on all your purchases for the rest of your life be enough?)

And if you´re still confused about which early mortgage payoff package to buy, of course I´d recommend Let Your Mortgage Make You Rich! But don´t believe me; believe in the 30-day money back guarantee. It takes 2-3 hours to read (only 86 pages), so you have plenty of time to get a full refund if you find it to be Fakeout #5.

I´m confident you´ll see it´s the real deal.