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[sylviahomeatlast]

he's such a snake oil salesman ---a charlatan.

[betteb]

ITA sylvia..can't stand him

[occasionalrain]

Everyone knows that. I wonder why QVC would risk their reputation, or what's left of it, by featuring him.

[sylviahomeatlast]

wow pass the crackers---there's way enough cheese to go around---so, if you have personal issues--you'll sit in your little room and listen to this hoaxer, expecting to renew yourself by listening to a quack---not----go see a professional

[sylviahomeatlast]

.....and on a cable department store---

[JustJules]

I don't know if I would go so far as to call him a charlatan, although he has made himself very rich off tapping into the human condition. There are many people in the world that need motivation and direction, need a "life coach" but can't afford one, and Tony's books and dvd's provide those people with some affordable advice. Like anything in life, you have to do something with information you are provided. I think lots of people buy into his enthusiasm, but then they read his books, or listen to the dvd's and are still stuck. They think their life will magically change overnight without doing the hard work.

[madzonie]

He reminds me of Lurch...

[WeiRDgeRL]

Definately not! I change the channel as soon as he comes on.

[ennui1]

I read his very first book. I thought his points were exactly right. There are a lot of things he probably can't say on tv, but I really liked that book.

[Azcowgirl]

Something about him is just creepy. ):