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But Wait ... There's More!: Tighten Your ABS, Make Millions, and Learn How the $100 Billion Infomercial Industry Sold Us Everything But the Kitchen Sink

By (author) Remy Stern

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Not only is the infomercial industry outrageous beyond all belief, it mirrors consumer culture today: our rampant consumerism, our love of get-rich-quick schemes, our willingness to be suckered, and much more. Who hasn't been tempted by one of innumerable gadgets or been curious to see if they really can make thousands of dollars per week from some strange scheme - with no money down? Journalist Remy Stern takes readers inside the world behind the one seen on TV, reveals the fascinating techniques they use to vacuum the money out of your pocket, interviews all the key figures, and shows us what this delightfully seamy underbelly shows us about our culture today.

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