Here’s a strange thing. I had two people unsubscribe from my blog notify list and write to me complaining about this sale, but not about what you might expect - it certainly took me by surprise.
The gist of the complaints were that they weren’t impressed that I was selling unrestricted PLR to these reports at such a low price. And that I was giving PLR a bad name.
Well, that’s the point of a 24 hour sale for your subscribers isn’t it? Sell it so cheaply that it’s almost being given away, then afterwards, sell it at a price that reflects its true worth. People like you for it (usually), and will remain subscribers (usually).
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It’s started at $17.17 and the faster you get there, the cheaper it will be.
http://www.flipthisproduct.com/plr/
The sale now includes TWO unadvertised bonuses which I’ll send an email out to all buyers in a few days .
-Frank Haywood
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In 2-3 hours time at 3.00pm GMT (10.00am EST), I’ll be running a nickel sale for 24 hours only. After that I’ll take the page down.
Those that want it will have grabbed it by that time.
Actually saying it’s a nickel sale is wrong. The price is going up by 10 cents with each purchase, so […]
Tomorrow, Tuesday 24th June, at 3.00pm GMT (10.00am EST), I’ll be running a nickel sale for 24 hours only.
The sale is for a set of new NO RESTRICTIONS PLR (Private Label Rights) products, all ebooks, all in the Internet Marketing niche.
By no restrictions, I really do mean no restrictions. Usually with PLR there’s some sort of a restriction on what you can do with the product, for example it might be that you can’t give the product away, or charge less than $47 for it.
With all of these you can do what you like with the products.
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It’s starting at $5.02 and the faster you get there, the cheaper it will be.
http://www.gimpvideos.com/NickelSale/
(By the way, with any luck there will be a new version of the Nickel Script released on Monday.)
-Frank Haywood
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Okay, just a quick post to say that everything looks ready for the nickel sale for a set of 12 videos from Stan Craigie showing you how to use The GIMP, and ultimately putting together your own mini-sites.
In case you didn’t know, The GIMP is a free graphics tool that with each release gets closer to rivalling the enormously expensive Photoshop. You can even load most Photoshop format PSD files into The GIMP.
This means you can take advantage of the huge number of existing PSD files out there on the web and use them in your own creations. In fact I just checked my hard drive and I have resale rights for 40 graphics headers in PSD format.
I really want this sale to succeed for Stan, so I tell you what…
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The other day Stan Craigie contacted me to let me know that he’d finally finished putting together a set of videos on how to create your own sales page graphics using a free graphics tool called The GIMP.
So I took a look at what he’d done, I was impressed (I didn’t know you could do that with The GIMP), and then I suggested he top it off by creating an additional video showing how to create your own sales page, which he’s now added to the set.
I won’t go through all the details, but the videos will show you how to create ebook covers and software boxes WITH reflections and shadows. He’ll also show you how to create sales page objects such as order buttons.
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Some fun and games but it’s all working now. Better still, because of the PayPal IPN mess, we’ve added a new feature today.
Testing proved it worked for us, fingers crossed it continues to work in battle. 
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Don’t worry folks, it’s going to happen today regardless.
David is adding an extra feature which will allow you to switch on a workaround any time PayPal mess up IPN like they have today.
He’s working on it right now, so let’s say it’s a 5.00pm GMT launch to give him time to finish it and me give it a quick test.
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It seems that PayPal have just yesterday broken IPN.
http://www.paypaldeveloper.com/pdn/board/message?board.id=ipn&thread.id=10795
From what it says in that thread, it’s not affecting everyone, and it seems clear that PayPal don’t even know what’s causing the problem themselves.
Can you believe that?
Worse still, I checked the Nickel Script and every single transaction is going straight into the error file. David took a look, set it into sandbox mode and it works perfectly. He then put it back into live mode and it failed.
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