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.
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I'm surprised everyone keeps talking about the 37 food items as that is only a few pages of this 52 page book. and a very small part of it. There are other lists of non food items, how to cook, handle water, garden etc. There is a lot of data and work that went into this, and it is all in one place.
I admire anyone who is prepared and is educating themselves on what to do 'just in case'. However you can get information is good.
This 37 items package was sort of getting a bad rap, and it seems by people who haven't seen it. I just wanted to let those interested know that if you are looking for good basics on survival, this fits the bill.
I am a VERY economical person and watch my money like a hawk. I usually never get stuff like this but I felt a desire to get the info all in one place to help me be prepared. It's about the best insurance policy I could get.
Many of the survival packages I have seen go to extremes and seem to cost more, where as this has the basics of what you need and are things that anyone can do.
Anyway there is my 2 cents worth.
You are all way ahead of the game, and just the fact you are talking it over and looking at whats going on puts you way above the general population who sit on the couch with a bag of chips and watch the Worst TV I have ever seen. But that'a a whole other subject!
Tony
Safe surfing. Always...always...research!
In my area, i have been in one of their anual "emergency preparness" workshops and they have plenty of free info, where to find long non-perisable food, how to storage, etc. They are friendly and not pushy with religion. So, i bet many of this scammer they even take information from them and them sell it.
Search prepper.
When I heard him say something about "the liberals" I thought, "wait, *what's* he blaming on me? the coming world-wide emergency?" but due to the video not having controls and my immediate disinterest once I realized what a scam it was, I just couldn't bring myself to sit through it again to find out what my progressive politics have to do with the world's food supply.
I am a 5th generation farmer, for cryin' out loud! Ugh. I know a little something about control of genetically modified seed sources - it's going to be corporate greed, not liberals nor conservatives, that bring a food apocalypse.
Do yourselves a favor and google "emergency supplies" or "disaster kit" and don't waste your money on predators like this.
QUERY TO ANYONE WHO BOUGHT THIS ITEM: WOULD YOU PLEASE LIST THE 37 "ITEMS"?
I thought it would be mildly interesting to know some foods that would be good in some hollywood-like crisis. A couple of minutes in, I saw the thing for what it was. I found it very, very funny. This guy threw in every single selling tactic known to man, and it was done in such an incredibly obvious way. This guy had me laughing like few comedians ever have. I did a quick google to see if there was a list of the miracle items, but came across this site after a few of the aforementioned fake review sites.
I am tempted to pay the 27 dollars just so I can share every word of his 'research' online for free. Of course, all of his 'research' is already there, but I thought it would be good to have it ready for anyone else that googled it too. Unfortunately I don't have the extra money, and after reading that many people didn't even get the product, I wouldn't want to try my luck.