Yes — this is the page on that yellow postcard.
Same card that's in your hand right now. You typed it in correctly.
The card I mailed you, front and center. Nothing weird going on here.
Hi — I'm Ryan. I'm the one who mailed you that postcard.
Here's the honest version of why you got it. I bought a list, printed 510 yellow cards, and sent them out from my little company in Westlake Village, California. No robot, no big agency. Me, at a kitchen table, testing whether a piece of paper can still start a conversation in 2026.
And here's the part I find interesting about you. Most people saw yellow, thought junk, and dropped it in the recycling on the walk back from the mailbox. You didn't. You carried it inside, and then you actually typed a web address off a piece of card stock. That takes about thirty seconds of deliberate effort, and almost nobody spends it.
So I'll guess something about you. You're not looking to blow up your life or quit anything. You'd just like one thing running quietly in the background that makes money without needing you every hour — something you set up once and it keeps going. You've probably looked at a few of these before and most of them smelled wrong.
Fair enough. So let me tell you exactly what this is, with no mystery.
It's a free online class about buying cheap used books and reselling them on Amazon. Amazon stores them, Amazon ships them, you never have a garage full of paperbacks. It's taught by two guys named Jon Shugart and Luke Sample, who've been running this for years. I'm not them. I'm an affiliate — if you eventually buy their program, they pay me a commission. That's how I could afford to mail you in the first place, and you should know it before you click anything.
The class is genuinely free and there's no credit card. At the end they do offer a paid program, so go in with your eyes open, take notes, and decide like an adult. Some people do well with it, some don't. That's true of everything.
Scroll down a bit and I'll show you the exact page you're about to land on, and tell you what happens after. I'd rather you know than be surprised.
Thanks for not throwing my card away.
This is the exact page you'll land on next
No mystery link, no surprise. You'll recognize the headline — it's word for word what's printed on your postcard. Here it is:
Screenshot taken today. This is the real registration page.
What happens when you get there
- You pick a start time. There's a dropdown with the next few sessions. Usually one is starting within minutes, so you can watch right now if you want to.
- You put in your name, email and phone. The phone field is theirs, not mine. If you'd rather not give a number, that's your call — but the reminders come by text and that's the main reason people actually show up.
- You watch. Free. No credit card anywhere in this step. Nothing to buy to see the class.
- Near the end, they make an offer. There's a paid program behind this. Nobody hides that, and neither will I. Watch the whole thing, then decide.
You're going to start getting emails from Luke. That's normal.
Once you register, Luke Sample — one of the two guys who teach this — starts emailing you. They're reminders: your class is coming up, here's the link, here's why it's worth showing up for. You may hear from his partner Jon Shugart too.
I'm telling you now so it doesn't feel like you got signed up for something. You didn't. Every one of those emails has an unsubscribe link, and one click ends it. But if you're going to bother registering, my honest advice is to actually attend the live session rather than the replay. It's the difference between doing this and just meaning to.
What I can actually vouch for
- Jon Shugart and Luke Sample are real, named people who've been teaching this program for years — not an anonymous funnel.
- Their registration page displays an “Excellent — 1,200+ 5-star reviews” badge. You can see it in the screenshot above.
- The class costs nothing and you can leave any time.
- I'm a real business with a real address at the bottom of this page, and my own name on it.
I'd rather under-promise here. I'm not going to paste a wall of income screenshots at you, because I can't personally verify someone else's bank statement. The program has public reviews online and they're mixed, like every program of this kind. Go look them up before you ever spend money. What I'm asking you to do today is watch a free class, nothing more.
Ready? Here's your seat.
Tell me where to send the link and I'll walk you straight over.