Bunny recently received an 88 page booklet in the mail called The Overnight Millionaire by Russ Dalbey, which outlines three easy steps to making money hand-over-fist.
I scanned through the 88 page booklet. It's not until page 13 that Mr. Dalbey mentions what the [DELETED-scam-DELETED] plan is based upon—the “Cash Flow Note” business. It's basically matching sellers of “notes” (read: mortgage), who're currently receiving monthly payments (say, on a house) but want to cash out, to buyers of “notes,” investors who want a steady stream of monthly income.
So the “three easy steps” are (starting on page 37):
Easy.
But then again, so is writing a metasearch engine [1].
Amusingly enough, as of today, the top result in Google [2] for “The Overnight Millionaire Russ Dalbey [3]” is Russ Dalbey—Winning in the Cash Flow Business Complaints [4].
Heh.
It's amazing that in the age of Google [5] scam artists can remain in business.
[1] http://www.conman.org/people/spc/refs/search/
[3] http://www.google.com/search?q=The+Overnight+Millionaire+Russ+Dalbey
[4] http://www.infomercialscams.com/scams/russ_dalbey_winning_in_the_cashflow_business