SoldOutAfterCrisis.com is a Damian Campbell website selling the “37 Vital Food Items Guide,” which is similar to his “Survive-Anything” guide and website.
According to SoldOutAfterCrisis.com, any disaster big or small could place the average American family into a food crisis. The “37 Vital Food Items Guide” is intended to help American families make sure they won’t go hungry in these potential situations.
It will help you know when a potential disaster is approaching, what the number one food item important to your survival is, the top 3 crucial items you will need for surviving a crisis, and more.
In addition to the “Vital Food” guide, you will also receive a guide to getting clean water in a crisis and to handling potential crises with energy. Also, after you order, you will receive special email offers and information from their website and partners.
This guide has a one time cost of $49.97 and is sold through Clickbank. This means that if you are unhappy with the guide for any reason, you have 60 days to request a no questions asked refund.
So my question is to those of you who purchased the information (I have read some reviews that indicate a dvd purchase but the video I watched laid out the materials as books), is the dvd/book(s) informative? Do they list the foods, teach proper and safe storage (and safe storage from looters), safe water storage, power options (such electricity without needing a generator), superfoods for energy and brain function (I need those immediately!), and more...?
I am truthfully very interested; I know nothing about survival methods and preparation as I am not paranoid and I have plenty to do today without being overly concerned about tomorrow but look at Katrina and Sandy and the tornadoes that flattened parts of Alabama just a year and a half ago...some preparation for some events can be a good thing. I would prefer to be more independent in such an event. The video makes some very good points about that.
Your experience with the materials and not the advertisement is appreciated if you make it through this request! Sincerely, Amy B.
That is very good advice and I appreciate it!
The vary people he is saying don't rely on are giving very good advice for free at http://www.ready.gov/food.
It's a FEMA website. I know they don't have the best reputation but they certainly advocate being prepared and provide very useful information. Also, when they give the evacuation order, do yourself a favor and evacuate.
I am a hardcore right-wing Christian conservative, who does not hate liberals, and I am not sure that this product is for me or not for me. It is unfortunate that your bias against Christians is what you are basing your review on. I am looking for educated reviews on the materials for sale, not opinions on the sales video.
Thank-you anyway,
Amy
Not a happy camper,
uughhh...
Did you try to get your money back? Or are you just inferring that?
If you did try to get your money back, what was the reason for them not refunding it?