- Feb 26, 2005
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I haven't looked at some of the other ATR books, but even if they are priced normal they tend to be hard to find.
IF ATR practioners are overcharging, I think that's something that they need to be held accountable for, depending on their goals. I see NOTHING wrong with trying to make money and help people in the process... the market is relatively small, so it makes sense to try to capitalize on the profit. But on the same token making it unreasonably high limits the number of people who can be helped by it. I know I couldn't afford $100 for a book... that's a utility payment.
IF ATR practioners are overcharging, I think that's something that they need to be held accountable for, depending on their goals. I see NOTHING wrong with trying to make money and help people in the process... the market is relatively small, so it makes sense to try to capitalize on the profit. But on the same token making it unreasonably high limits the number of people who can be helped by it. I know I couldn't afford $100 for a book... that's a utility payment.