How Does NickelMania Work?

Before I jump into the nitty gritty, this I gotta say:

In my previous post, the NickelMania X price was at $2. Now, the price is at $13.60.

Go Now to lock-in first, while it is still affordable… then come back to read the rest of the post. My post can wait 2 seconds while you are locking in your price.

When you are ready, read on…

If you’ve got the NickelMania Exposed audio, then you won’t need to read this… I assure you the audio is more detailed than this.

These are my views and observations on NickelMania, and it does not contain proprietary information from the original audio file.

Done with the disclaimer… Alrighty, here’s how it works:

The product starts at 5 cents (or a nickel) and the price increases by a nickel with each purchase. So here’s the cost breakdown:

First 5 buyers: ::1::$0.05 ::2::$0.10 ::3::$0.15 ::4::$0.25 ::5::$0.30
At $1, at least 20 people bought it.
At $2, at least 40 people bought it.
The current price at $13.60… at least 272 people bought it… (read on to find out why “at least”…)

Naturally, I’d say get in early to avoid the high cost! In NickelMania X, Gary delivers a physical product. Yes, you read it right - it’s not a digital product. Be sure to home in on your copy before the price becomes garguantuanly unaffordable. Go, Go, Go - like.. now.

In my last post, NickelMania X was at $2. Now, it costs $6.50. Wait no more… rush to NickelMania X.

Is that it? Well, one more thing -

To make NickelMania more affordable for many people, “brakes” have been added to the system, such that the price increase is controlled. *tsk tsk*

…And that’s it.

If you haven’t, or you accidentally closed the window, here it is again: lock-in your price now!