Buyer's Remorse (Gimmicks and Online Instructions) by Twister Magic

Have you ever bought something and then wish you hadn't? It happens to all of us!

Buyer's Remorse is a new trick that'll help you fix that situation in a blink of an eye! Now you can transform any paper receipt into a bunch of bills and it works with any currency!

You show a receipt in your hands. You fold it twice and turn it over and just like magic, you're holding a bunch of bills that you can fan out front and back and count individually. Creator, George Iglesias, pays tribute to his magic mentor, the great José "Pepe" Sousa, with this very visual magic trick that you can also make up with your own money and receipts! Buyer's Remorse comes with a gimmick already made for you with 4 realistic-looking hundred-dollar bills. It's very easy to do. Take it out of the pack and you will be doing this right away!

Bonus effect:

Learn an impromptu way of doing this with a non-gimmicked object: You show a spectator a paper receipt and ask him to put it inside of any of his empty pockets. You say the magic word and the receipt magically transforms into a paper bill while it's in his pocket-without you even touching it!

Here's what you get:

• 1 special gimmick made of a duty-free receipt and four realistic-looking $100 bills.
• 4 extra receipts from Target, Apple Store, Macy's and Walmart so you can make other gimmicks with your own currency.
• 2 extra realistic-looking $100-dollar bills to use for your extra gimmicks.
• 1 instructional online video.

You'll enjoy amazing yourself and your friends with the highly visual, fun-to-do magic of the new Buyer's Remorse!

"I love this so much I bought TWO!! The premise is fantastic because how many times have we bought something, and not just magic, and afterwards had buyers remorse. This is such a novel idea. " -Paul Romhany, *Reviews Vanish Magazine

I love this so much I bought TWO!! The premise is fantastic because how many times have we bought something, and not just magic, and afterwards had buyers remorse. This is such a novel idea. " -Paul Romhany, *Reviews Vanish Magazine