aazz about nothing

$1,755,000

$10,000 bills:

$3,450,000

V.

There's a guy named Walter Beerman who was born March
13, 1893. He began working in Nashville at his father's
drugstore when he was about nine years old. At 105, he worked
30-hours-a-week at his son's real estate business in Lakeland,
Florida.

W.

If
you are curious, you can go to www.virtualmakeover.com
and order some ingenious software which will allow you to see
what you could look like with more than 150 kinds of
hairstyles, hats and eyewear.

X.

"Warning: Do Not Read This Unless You Are Already
Rich!" That's a killer headline I wrote for a company
back in 1998.

Y.

Los
Angeles, California is this country's #1 destination for
people who have decided to relocate.

Z.

On
the following pages is a full-page ad (reproduced to fit into
my newsletter) which appeared in Investors
Business Daily featuring Martin Weiss, President of Weiss
Research, and self-proclaimed America's #1 financial watchdog.
His long copy, full-page ad tells you how you can, if you act
quickly, avoid being devastated by the coming Y2K crisis.

"All
hell broke loose when we sent our Y2K surveys to
11,000 banks and S&Ls!

"Bankers
threatened me with lawsuits. Regulators hit the
ceiling. Why? Because over 1,305 financial
institutions are behind schedule in fixing their
computers for the Year 2000, and they don't want
you to know who they are. But I will tell you.
I'll give you the names of the most and least
vulnerable. I'll tell you where your
institution stands. Plus, I'll show you how to make
windfall profits from the coming Y2K Crash."