As a buyer of a collectible in the last month or so, I’m sure you are in love with your new figurine, ceramic plate, crystal item or porcelain treasure.
Have you ever thought about the fact that
“You are the curator of your collection?”
My name is Scott Haskins and I am not an actor or a marketing guy trying to sell everything I can over the internet. I am the internationally known author of How To Save Your Stuff From A Disaster, the best selling book on taking care of collectibles and other important items. Professionally, I am an art conservator.
In this quick educational explanation, let me and my friends tell you about how quick, easy and fun it is to protect and save your collectibles from:
Being broken in the next hurricane
From being knocked over by kids and pets
Or from other household or office accidents
How sad were you the last time a treasured collectible was broken? Think how devastating it will be when this happens on a massive scale like an earthquake!
YOU CAN AVOID THIS HEARTBREAK:
See this 4 minute video…
Diana’s story is part of a GREAT instructional video, which is easy to follow and super interesting and will show you how-to… and how not-to… use the Museum Wax in your home or office. This is advice by THE expert.
We have been teaching people for 25 years to protect their collectibles etc with an anchoring wax. This important tip is one of many given in the book “How To Save Your Stuff From A Disaster”
by Scott M. Haskins, and is the #1 Best Selling How-To Manual
On Protecting, Preserving and Saving Your Treasured Possessions.
These are tried and true methods of protection that are employed even by museums on their collections…
like the Library of Congress and the Getty Museum!
Find out how quick, fun easy and inexpensive it is to protect, save and preserve your valuable items and have peace of mind!
Guaranteed, YOU CAN do this!
VALUABLE Before AND After the Unthinkable, August 12, 2009 Amazon.com Review
| By | Elizabeth R. Sand (Laguna Beach, CA) |
After reading this great “How to…” book, we made lots of changes in our home to secure our stuff against earthquakes, mudslides, etc. When a tremor did come and lots of our neighbors lost their valuables, ours were still anchored safely and we lost nothing!(Not to mention the daily tremors of grandchildren in the house.) I credit the knowledge of Scott Haskins 100%!
Years later, our water heater pipe broke and flooded the garage while we were away. We came home to a waterfall cascading down our driveway! Thanks to the invaluable information in “How to Save Your Stuff From a Disaster,” most of our truly valuable items had been stored properly and safely away, but a box of pictures sitting near the floor was damaged. We were able to utilize the instructions found in this book to save almost all of them! Thank you, Scott!
Here’s a VERY Special,
Time-Sensitive Offer:
1. Download an e-book copy of
How To Save Your Stuff From a Disaster
($19.95 value for immediate use and reference!)
2. A Large Container (13 oz.) of Museum Wax
to shake proof (anchor down) the collectibles in your house and office
($16.95 value + $12 S/H …
will be sent right out to you or your “friend”)
3. The instructional video (plus, LOTS of FREE bonus material!) for making the use of Museum Wax even easier.
($37.95 value + $7.00 S/H)
4. Here’s the “kicker”… this package includes up to 1 hour of telephone consultation time with national preservation expert and author, Scott Haskins. Ask him step by step what to do. Or ask any other questions you may have.
$200.00 value
Total value of this package deal: $293.85
The OFFER to YOU…
$97.95!!!
That’s an 77% discount!!!
… and you can get started immediately!!!
But… there’s a “but”!
We’re limiting this offer to 300 of these packages.
This is cheap enough to be a great gift!
This May Be Some of the Greatest Advice You Will EVER get!!!
(Remember I mentioned heartbreak?)
“Can We Talk?!!”
Joan Rivers, the famous comedienne, made famous this funny invite to her viewers.
But she wasn’t laughing when she had a serious heart to heart talk with presenter, Dorothy Adams, on QVC about how Quake Wax (an easy to use wax anchoring material) could have saved a cherished item from being broken!
Years earlier, Joan had been given a ceramic gift by her husband who in later years, committed suicide. This pair of ceramic bookends became priceless to Joan; a heartfelt memory. Then the Northridge Earthquake hit the Los Angeles area in 1994 and to Joan’s deep sadness, the ceramics were broken, ruined and thrown away.
As she related her sad story on TV, Joan became very somber. Once she realized that had she used Quake Wax she could have probably saved her keepsakes from being damaged and she became quite emotional and tearful.
The value of your losses and the cost of picking up the broken pieces will FAR EXCEED the cost, pleasure and peace of mind of getting started NOW!
See this 1:33 minute testimonial
“In my region of the country, I am known as the ‘Earthquake Lady.’ Whenever the press wants to know something, I’m the one in front of the camera. I’m always getting questions about people’s personal items and I’ve always had difficulty answering them. Now I can answer all their questions! I’m so pleased to have found this book!”
Dr. Joyce B. Bagley, Charleston Southern University, S. Carolina
Scott Haskins, a preservation expert for 35 years and a great teacher, wrote a fabulous book on being prepared and SAVING YOUR STUFF! His book saved my most valued possessions… photos, paintings, and more…THIS BOOK IS A MUST HAVE! All of you here in Hurricane Country need to get this book! Toni Drago, Hurricane Harbor, FL
| I was panicked!, November 28, 2000 Amazon.com Review
By A Customer What a life saver this book was! My whole box of photos (yes, an old cardboard box) was in my garage when we were hit by huge amounts of rainfall last winter. The rain poured through the garage and soaked everything that was down there. I was paniced. My girlfriend told me to go and buy this book which I did promptly. I saved every single photograph in that old box. Now my whole family history is in the proper type of books, in order and protected. Everyone should own this book. It is an excellent guide and reference book that you will refered to over and over….. |
Depth and breadth, March 30, 2009 Amazon.com Review
The extent of Scott’s knowledge and his abilities to make it clear are truly remarkable. He has helped me avoid several mistakes. You will be well rewarded for the modest investment in this book. |
a lifesaver!, August 12, 2009 Amazon.com Review
I was evacuated from my house during one of four fires in the Santa Barbara area this past year. Luckily, my house was spared, but I did experience some smoke damage. How to Save Your Stuff gave me some great tips and had referrals for suppliers of preservation materials. I hope there are no more fires, but if there are, I know how to save all of my sentimental items. |
If you haven’t ordered yet, here’s your chance!
Order NOW
SAVE BIG
with this limited
SPECIAL OFFER
$293.85 value for
$97.95!
When we’ve sold 300 of these packages
We’ll change the offer!
I agree with all of the ideas in your post. Even though forecasters are often wrong… still, its better to be prepared. We never hear about the stuff you write about and it seems super important. Thanks for writing about it.
Hi Scott,
Thank you so much for the promised info and the museum wax, you are a man of your word. I will protect my Lalique collection ASAP.
Thanks again, I very much appreciate your thoughtfulness. I look forward to staying in contact.
Warmly, Ilse