They claim they want to help you make money online...
From the desk of Mathias Lebesby, Internet Marketer.
The harsh reality is that all those so called Internet Marketing Experts and "gurus" out there have one thing in common: they're no charity workers!
They all need a roof over their heads, they have bills to pay and mouths to feed.
Where am I going with this? I guess what I'm trying to say, is that sometimes they are charging more than they should for their product or service. Sometimes they are even trying to charge you for something that's not worth the virtual paper it's written on!
My friend, it's a jungle out there and you need someone to look after your interests.
Let me humbly introduce you to someone who can be that person: ME! 
I'll only offer stuff that I know has good quality!
At least 50% discounts for the lower priced stuff!*
At least $100 discount for the more expensive stuff!*
Unique offers that are extremely helpful will be presented to you.
If something is already free, I'll tell you about it if it has good quality!
You'll get free stuff from me every month that will help you make money online!
Wait a minute Mathias, how are you able to offer these big discounts? I'm glad you asked!
The "gurus" out there are saying a lot of different things, but there is one thing they ALL agree about: When you're selling something online,don't compete on price!
Why is that? So that they can keep their insane profit margins that's why!**
They're all in this game to make money. And there's nothing wrong with that! I'm in this game to make money, and I bet YOU are in this game to make money too!
But don't forget about the insane profit margins these people are operating with!
So they figure that is they get to offer their stuff to the x number of members in this discount club, they'll make a lot of money even if they cut their prices (I will also have to cut my comission, but that's almost to obvious to be mentioned).
*What this means, is that if something has a normal price of $200 or less, I must get at least a 50% discount to be willing to offer it to you. If the normal price is higher than $200, I must get at least a $100 discount to be willing to present it to you.
**It also has something to do with the fact that they want to you stress how valuable your offer is, and make the customer want it at any cost, and then you can sell it at whatever price you want.
This is a valid point, but it kind of doesn't fit into my sales letter, don't you agree?
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