Received this out of the blue. No return address and the language just oozes false sincerety (maybe my spelling is off). Either way, "The Association" sent this to me telling me how special I am and how I can have it all. They promise me all these things and want to send me this 56 page "manuscript" for free. So why not spring for the return postage as well instead of sending me this non-postage paid envelope and/or a non-toll free fax number. What I'd REALLY like to know is how the HE!! they managed to get my address. At a guess, did anyone getting this also happen to get suckered by the "Google Treasure Chest?" Glad I read about that one too.

In the military they warn you that mail sent without a return address is one sign of many of a possible letter bomb. But there were no oil stains, wires, or mis-spelling/typos so I opened it. If anyone else gets an envelope with a Red, White and Blue border, without a return address, just trash it. It's too rough for toilet paper but will help start a fire in your fireplace nicely. Must be all the BS fermenting into methane!

This is a letter scam...It is about 6 pages long and it "promises" you membership to "an organization" which is nameless. It says all of these things about people who knew you told these people you would be a great candidate, etc... And then it promises it will send you this book that tells you how to get rich, how to be famous, etc...Don't send anything back. It comes with a self-addressed stamped envelope.

I received the same scam letter. Just letting you know they are still out there and still at it! This letter is absolutely ridiculous and you'd have to be an idiot to actually respond to it. It's not signed John Finn, only John, but in the letter he also refers to himself as Kevin? He must not have proof readers eithers. Also, there is no way to contact the company by phone. There is no website listed, only a fax #. If you still think maybe your more 'special' than most and someone out there actually has the answers to the universe, well... your not and they don't. Throw the letter away and go back to work.

I am the greatest being to have ever walked the earth but I just don't know it. If I send them back this letter, they're going to send me the greatest kept secrets of the association that handpicked me and consists of secret celebrities and the other big secret is that I'm broke, am not interested in wearing a mint green coat and being told to hold silver toilet paper rolls so that some meter can tell me whether I am clear or not and wait for the aliens to take me away to my leader Marshall Applewhite or L. Ron Hubbard or whatever. The greatest kept secret appears to be kept from them...maybe they should send the letters to themselves.

Received a scam letter for some free membership to the Greatest kept secret for Invitation Processing that has so much BS I didn't even read through the first page. What a load of BS this letter is and a waste of paper, gonna report to as many agencies as I can. SCAM written all over this load of BS. I never signed up for anything anywhere and this is like Identity Theft that someone/company is signing me up for all this scam/fraud stuff.