Let me ask you a simple question. Think hard about this question, and apply the common-sense, logical answer against everything you've ever been told by the "gurus." The question is…

Which item do you buy without thinking about the expense: a McDonald's lunch for one person or a new computer? Two magazines at the newsrack or a new refrigerator? A few gallons of gas, or a plane ticket?

The answer should be obvious. Most people don't sweat buying something that only costs a few dollars. They just buy it, use it, and throw it away when they're done. No big deal. Hundreds of millions, if not billions, of people buy items like this every day.

Do you know who the #1 wealthiest company was in the USA in 2006? Exxon Mobil. What does Exxon sell? Gasoline. How do they sell it? One gallon at a time.

Do you know who the second wealthiest company was in the USA in 2006? Wal-Mart. What does Wal-Mart sell? Mostly cheap little items.

Well I'm about to show you how I used the theory of selling one inexpensive item MANY, MANY TIMES to earn over $3,000 in just 7 days.

Imagine, day after day, having dozens or hundreds of $7 deposits in your PayPal bank account, with almost no refunds or customer support—ever. What an easy way to earn a living that would be! You can have that life. I'll show you how.

To teach you all of this, I've created a report called $7 Secrets. It's a knowledge-packed report that will teach you everything you need to succeed by selling small, informational reports for only seven dollars each.