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XVP - CoachVee & Hedy's book now in paperback

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Hi Guys and Gals:
Hedy and I are happy to announce that our humorous travel book ("Something
Bad Happen, Please! ... The fine art of turning life's little glitches into
a bounty of riches") is now available in paperback on Amazon.com. This
updated version includes some new casino stories and 10 fabulous photos of us
during our travels all over the world. For the next couple of days it is
selling at $8.99, a 10% savings.
If you're looking for that perfect stocking stuffer, this is it! You can
use the link below to access it. Thanks ... and enjoy!
Best regards,
CoachVee & Hedy

_Something Bad Happen, Please!: The fine art of turning life's little
glitches into a bounty of riches: Tom Valledolmo, Hedy Valledolmo:
9781502509611: Amazon.com: Books_
(http://www.amazon.com/Something-Bad-Happen-Please-glitches/dp/150250961X/ref=tmm_pap_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1415902861&sr=1-1)

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#2

I've been out-of-touch for a coupla days so just seeing this. I bought this online & read it rite after it came out. I was going to comment at the time, but let it go. Now I will. VERY disappointed in he book. Couch Vee made a comment shortly after introducing on this site & said he shudda included NOT VP in the title. The "Queen" then commented that he certainly did not have to say that. Well, about the only reference directly related to VP was that he learned many of his VP techniques from Jean Scott. I also have most of her books & this was about the only time I've been disappointed in her. I thought at the time I shuuda taken the advice from the book & demanded my money back(something like $5, I think)

I totally agree the point this is should not be continually be advertised on this VP site. My advice...Save your money & put it into a $5 slot.

I read most of Coach Vee's blogs & enjoy them, but very disappointed in their approach & more so that they try to make a buck this way. My thought after reading this a coupla months ago was that I'm glad I don't know them personally.

Now having let off this steam, I feel better, But Dammit, still waiting on that book by Mickey Crimm.

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