How to Save 20% on Your Next Copywriting Project

This may be one of the strangest posts I’ve ever published.

Here’s why:

I’m currently looking for 1-3 “special” copywriting projects.

These projects will be “special” because I will not accept payment for them in U.S. dollars.

What’s more, if you book me for one of these special projects, you can expect to save about 20% off my normal rates.

Interested? Keep reading…

Right now, I’m looking for no more than THREE clients who’d like to pay me in Iraqi dinars.

That means you can book me for a project by sending dinars instead of dollars.

So how will you save money?

Simple.

I’ll credit you 20% MORE than the current value of the dinars you’re paying with.

I routinely charge around $5,000 (sometimes more) for a long-form sales letter.

But if you pay with dinars, you can get that same letter for $4,000 worth of dinars.

Why would I do such a thing?

Because I believe dinars will go up in value.

I’m sacrificing profit today in the hope that I’ll make more profit later.

It’s a risk, and I may lose money.

But my loss will be your gain.

Here’s how you can take advantage of this offer:

1. Call or email to discuss your project.
2. If it’s a good fit, we’ll agree on a price and I’ll knock 20% off.
3. You can then send me the equivalent in dinars.

(And not to worry… I’m not artificially inflating my prices by 20% just to knock them down. This is a legitimate discount.)

You could send me dinars you already own — but no longer want. Or you could purchase dinars directly and have them shipped to me.

• To buy and ship dinars to me, I recommend http://www.iraqidinar.net/ (formerly Tampa Dinar).

• And if you prefer to work through a broker, call Vinnie Imperial at 850-255-1000.

I’ve purchased from Tampa Dinar, and I know Vinnie personally. Both are trustworthy sources.

If my crazy idea interests you, please contact me asap. I won’t be able to accept more than three of these special projects for obvious reasons — namely that I still have to pay my regular bills with U.S. dollars. ;-)

Talk soon,

-Ryan M. Healy