Very nice.  I share her sentiments.  As a matter of fact, I'm thrilled that we get the best of the best as a mentor.  I know that I can learn so much from you and plan to do just that.  I would caution anyone, as I did with Gail not to underestimate your genius for this business.  The best way to become successful is to learn from the most successful.  That would be you.  So, allow me to just say, your efforts to help others in my case or our case rather, will not be wasted.

I am collecting all of your e-mails.  I upgraded to Silver I yesterday.  And, I will call you a little later on today.  Again, thank you so very much Nate.  Please accept my personal wishes for your continued success.  Such a pleasure to meet your acquaintance.

 

 

Gail W. Hammond
Fayetteville, NC

 

Mr. Nate Perkins

Good afternoon once again ,

Thank you for your patience and willingness  to dispense your personal information regarding  who and what you are with your imminent and future agenda. (It is certainly a good marketing strategy.)  I have read and re-read your bio's and press releases, therefore I am confident that you sincerely have my (and your ) best interest at heart. I am truly excited about the "Fuel Reformulator" and it's impact on the environment, the economy, and the investment of the individual  and group based consumer.   I  am impressed to say the least and look forward to a long business relationship. It is not often that men of your caliber offer to become mentors to their fellowman instead they prefer to be adversarial and approach predatorily.

 

Again Thank you and I look forward to meeting the rest of your family, friends and business acquaintances.  

 

Warmest kindest regards,

 

G. W.  Hammond

dba -  moremilestothegallon

gwh_Ham@msn.com

I was, excitedly, telling my fiscal officer  about you and she sarcastically asked, if he's so smart, how come he ain't rich? I told her that perhaps you are; you don't go around telling everybody how rich you are, you just try to tell them how they can get rich, too.  She said, "don't tell me, show me."  I told her that's what you were doing. (Smile)

 

Warmest kindest regards,

Alice Johnson

Author

Alicejohnsonmj@aol.com