Do you think the financial game is “rigged?” Do you think there’s no way that “the little guy” can compete with big, “connected” corporations?

Or maybe you just think that the practice of putting random, normal words in “quotes” has gotten out of hand.

Well, there’s no reason to feel sorry for yourself any longer. You can have your cake and eat it, too … and have somebody else pay for it.

The secrets are all there in a new book by comedian Jeff Kreisler called Get Rich Cheating.

The book is a blueprint to unimaginable wealth. And by unimaginable wealth, we mean you may get wealthy but you still won’t be able to imagine anyone got away with some of these scams in the first place.

That’s half the fun of Get Rich Cheating. As The Reviews Page notes, it’s hard to tell whether Get Rich Cheating is “a humor book, prescient, or a Wall Street/Washington user’s manual.”

My advice is not to worry about pigeonholing the book (or doing anything else kinky to it, for that matter) and just enjoy it for what it is — a top-notch bit of satire that cuts sharper than a sushi knife on precisely those targets who deserve it most.

Still not ready to buy? Watch Jeff’s infomercial immediately after every time you see a “make-money-in-real-estate” ad or hear Billy Mays screaming at you and then decide where your money is best spent.

I think you’ll agree … Get Rich Cheating is the way to go.

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