Sold Out Forever: 101 Items to Grab Before the U.S. Dollar Vanishes

by Damian Brindle

The clock is ticking. Inflation continues to rise, the political divide widens, and social unrest threatens us all. The end of America, as we know it, looms. Will you be ready for the collapse? Or will you be one of the many unprepared masses, desperate and vulnerable?

In Sold Out Forever, you'll discover 101 essential items you must have now to ensure your survival in a post-collapse world. From the best foods to stockpile to medical supplies and self-defense gear, this comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you cannot be without.

Imagine being one of the few who prepared before the system fails. Imagine having a stockpile of non-perishable, healthy food while others go hungry. Imagine being able to generate your own energy, grow your own food, and protect your home and family despite rampant desperation.

Every day of inaction leaves your family more at risk. The unprepared will suffer terribly as chaos unfolds. But you can avoid this fate by acting now. This book cuts through the noise and focuses your efforts on the gear and supplies that matter most for the coming hard times.

But time is short. This crucial survival gear could vanish instantly. Don't wait until it's too late. Take control of your future. Order Sold Out Forever right now and join the ranks of the prepared.

What readers think about this book...

“Fantastic.”

"Perfect for beginners to advanced. He is real, writes [and] talks like a real person."

“This book is concise and hits the core areas for becoming prepared.”

"Well written, practical, reasonable."

"It’s definitely an eye opener in more ways than one, it has wisdom along with practical knowledge that will enhance your survival."

123 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 21, 2022

Reviews

[Steven]

Okay, I'll admit, I "lean" prepper. Not that I think total collapse is imminent, and that I've built a hidden bunker stockpiled with food, but I don't have total faith in the people of our planet. History shows how often entire cultures can implode upon themselves, and certainly recent politics haven't made me more optimistic.

ANYWAY, this book is one of those that seemed to pop up a few times as recommended in the Doomer/Prepper blogs I read. It's basically just got lots of handy suggestions for what might REALLY be useful when hard times hit. I say that "really" because it turns out, if you look at the Doomer/Prepper community with an objective eye, a lot of Preppers have totally unrealistic fantasies about what great Survivalists they'll be. This book, by contrast, offers some practical guidelines and advice (how, no, it's not easy to "go off the grid" or have sustainable food and water sources...). So, I picked it up, and it gave me some good ideas for how not to die immediately when the world economy collapses. Instead, I'll die slowly and painfully over the next 3-6 months after being able to limp along for awhile thanks to this book .

[Paiton Fought · Rating 3 out of 5]

I’m going to need a bigger basement, more shelves, and more bins- I’m going to be a prepped Queen this summer.

[David · Rating 5 out of 5]

Damian addresses common sense needs and avoids the 'prepper porn' of guns guns and bullets. You can't eat them and can't bandage a wound with them. And for the types who believe their guns will let them take those items from others, there are ALWAYS people with more guns or better shots who will discourage you. Plan based on your family/needs, don't get carried away but start now because you don't want to be the person looking at empty shelves, long gas lines and a needy family.

[Lauren Brown · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very insightful and easy to read.

Its definitely an eye opener in more ways than one, it has wisdom along with practical knowledge that will enhance your survival, even if its only food for thought.

[Red · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very good book for short term survival

There are a lot more things than just food to consider if you plan to survive in an emergency situation. This book does a pretty good job of getting you started with prepping.

[Hex · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was as informative as it could be given the author's personal experience, I do intend to reference this book when searching for other sites, books and resources to add to my knickers of preparedness.

[Cynthia Slaughter · Rating 5 out of 5]

Prepping for beginners

Some good basic information and things to think about prior to starting your purchases. There are some good reference materials listed and some useful checklists.

[Sharon Dube · Rating 3 out of 5]

Given the political environment and financial crisis our country is facing, it made sense to me to read a few books that might help me feel prepared for what lies ahead. Most of what was listed is very practical and fell in line with my own thoughts.

[Laurence Parsons · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good info

Very useful info, many pointers I'd never thought of. Definitely worth the time needed to read it. Thank you Damien.

[Bryson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good reference

I have several of Bristles books in my library. They're great additions to any readiness collection.
Easy to read and all the hyperlinks work.

[Alexis Skiba · Rating 5 out of 5]

Damian did an incredible job with this book, all of the links and suggestions were great!