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The blurb has spelling and puctuation errors.

The book description did not provide a compelling reason to consider buying this book versus others in the category.

It doesn't really explain what the purpose of the book is. To me, Want More Profit suggests it is a financial text, although that then clashes with the Biblical quote. Also, and this is just my personal opinion, I am not a big fan of the crossed bones (again, it's not clear what that has to do with the topic).

I'm a little confused over the benefit I might glean from it at this stage of my life and on Soc Sec have limited funds for what appears an expensive book.

cannot see $27 of value - plus it had an annoying popup

I would not buy it. I do not read or have interest in self help books. Also if I were to read those type books it doesn’t seem to give the reader much information in the synopsis to determine what the book entails. It is a bit confusing as it seems you are stating you can gain financial freedom by playing the lottery???

I have to agree with Nicola, Stanley and Amber on all points. The pop ups were annoying and made it difficult to read what I was being shown. There are hundreds of thousands of self-help books telling me how to make profit and they all seem to be by writing books on how to make profit lol! Sorry but I'm out (Dragon's Den Quote incase you're wondering what the reference is)