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Amazon’s “Secret Royalty Program” Sale: $7

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Dear Reader, Brad Thomas is a twice-successful millionaire investor... Whom you've probably seen on

Dear Reader, Brad Thomas is a twice-successful millionaire investor... Whom you've probably seen on Bloomberg, Fox & Friends, Barron's, CNN, Kiplinger, NPR, MSNBC, and Forbes. He's invested in and negotiated over a billion dollars in deals with companies like Walmart and McDonald's. He's interviewed well over 100 CEOs, business leaders, and billionaires – folks like the late Sam Zell, Kyle Bass, and Kevin O'Leary... And he was even selected to act as a Presidential Economic Advisor during one of the greatest economic booms in history. But now, he's no longer advising presidents... And focuses exclusively on helping regular Americans get the most out of their retirements. Today, he's going to show you how to start collecting "royalty" payouts from opportunities like "Amazon's secret royalty program." And this Labor Day, he's practically giving away his secrets... For just $7, you can get one full year of Brad's Larry's monthly advisory, Intelligent Income Investor... That contains invaluable research to help boost your retirement. (And now it's just $7. That's 96% off our regular retail price of $199.) But don't believe me; here's what some of Brad's subscribers have to say: "I started with a zero balance. Just hit $1,200 a month in [royalties]." - Neil P. "Increased my [royalties] from about $2,000 to $60,000." - Elaine T. Dr. Jeffery S., who actually retired back in 2009, recently got a $49,730 "Amazon royalty" check... And he's set to collect at least 3 more "royalty" payouts this year... Then there's Carl W., a 70-year-old Texas banker. He's expecting as much as $73,363 on his next payout... And this might sound crazy, but Hamid M. is set to collect a massive $1.8 million Amazon "secret royalty" check — this year alone. $7 could get you started on the path to getting results like that, too, if you stick with this strategy over time. [Click here to watch the video and take advantage of our Labor Day Sale.]( Sincerely, Frances Popp Managing Editor, Intelligent lncome Investor * Verified subscribers. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results. InvestingDistrict, 2563 cherry hill ln, 16148, Hermitage, United States You may [unsubscribe]( or [change your contact details]( at any time.

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