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The Business by Romanos Review:

One gimmick, 30 minutes and $66 bucks. Is it gem or is it rubble? Stay tuned to find out.

Effect/Method

The effects are various and sundry. What you're really getting is a normal everyday object that has been modified to allow you to quickly, easily and secretly gain access to information that has been written down. The device is a business card holder. It's extremely clever and well made. It's the same thing (conceptually) as a P**k wallet.

It looks great and totally above board. Plus, you are provided with an ungimmicked one as well. In order to gain access to the information, you virtually have to do nothing; just pick up the business card case and put it away. The method is very much within the reach of all skill levels.

Ad Copy Integrity

The ad copy is legitimate. It's as clean as they say it is. In fact, frankly, I think it's better than the ad copy/ad trailer made it look.

Product Quality

Both cases are very well made and will last a lifetime if you take care of them. The DVD is well produced, well lit, well mic'd, etc. They covered multiple ideas that you could do with this. The only negative I'd say is that a lot of the ideas were very briefly walked through without much attention given to them. However, once you understand the gimmick - that'll take 2 seconds - then the method to most effects becomes obvious.

Final Thoughts

This is the type of thing, as Peter Nardi mentioned, that odds are if you're buying it you've already got a routine or use in mind. However, even if you don't have a specific routine or use in mind, you'll find this valuable if you need to get access to secretly written information.

Final Verdict:
5 Stars with a Stone Status of GEM.