My thrivecart receipts show the full-price of a purchase. So if it was on a coupon or free... still shows full price. This person bought on tripwire so it IS "full" price, i.e. not on a coupon where it WAS $97 but they paid $17. This is the second time someone has requested that *I* dig into my records to provide them a receipt for their purchase. Both are out of the county. Both say it is for "taxes". Neither was actually very nice about it. I'm wondering why they think I'm their bookkeeper? When I make a purchase, I'm in charge of ALL the clerical aspects including tracking. I'm... salty about the demand to take MY time to dig up their records (that they do have and could cross-reference on their bank statements.) And I get it, it's a flaw in TC that the receipt (maybe) doesn't give details. Thoughts?

Happy New Year! Hey @Sage Grayson - what's the January affiliate promotion so I can start to plan? I FINALLY made a sale of the Life Editor Academy YESTERDAY (12/31) to get into the contest!

The "$1 to Start Sale" for Life Editor Academy is now LIVE! 👉 Click here to check out the sale. This was the sale you voted for in my recent poll in Skool. Now through January 5, 2026, you can get all of Life Editor Academy for $1 for the first 7 days, then $40 x 10 months. BUT!!!! I'm in the middle of making a pretty new page with updated graphics and text. So the page will look different by the end of the week. Your affiliate link will still go to the correct countdown page. Updated swipe copy coming soon, and you can grab any of the text on the old or new page. 👉 Click here to get your unique affiliate link, current swipe copy, and graphics. Thank you for supporting my business! 💛

I've gotten used to telling my list about Sage and getting sales - but this month, it's crickets. Am I better off to go straight to the Academy sales page or to the workshops? I just saw the price raise - should I use that to tease my audience? (Or do you want us to wait, Sage?)

Share the bad business practices you're seeing so we can all do better. No names, please! We're shaming the practice, not the person.