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Got it, watched it, kept it, and sent the nine bucks for it. $25 per DVD is awfully steep, considering I don't pay that much for new-release blockbuster movies! Unless the material is a must-have, I doubt I would keep too many of them. They have to bring it down to at least $20, including shipping, to make it viable. As far as why some people here didn't get the intro DVD yet, there was an email I got shortly before getting the DVD that I recieved it based on my customer preferences. I'm guessing those were from some MR poll I filled out whenever. I seem to remember filling one out a while back, and it had questions about video mags in it. I think the key to making these things succeed is having lots of modeling techniques demonstrated step by step. Some of us just need to "see" it being done to really "get it", as opposed to those who can read it in a book and crank out beautiful scenery etc. As far as the marketing technique, they give you the mailer, the return label, and postage paid. If you don't want it, it takes a grand total of maybe three minutes to send it back. Get the burr out of your saddle and lighten up.
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