After the sessions end
The published sequence stops at 15 September. The mailing does not, because the cart stays open another nine days — and the tail is heavier than the run-up, which is the part people do not expect when they register.
The two phases
| Phase | Dates | What it is about |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-session | 8-15 Sep | Getting you registered |
| Post-session | 16-24 Sep | Getting you decided |
The second phase is the one with the money in it, so it is reliably the more persistent of the two.
What to expect in it
Replay links while the window is open. Recaps for people who did not attend. Answers to common objections. Then, as 24 September 2026, 11:59pm Pacific approaches, reminders that it is approaching — which get more frequent near the end, as they do on every launch of this shape.
None of that is unusual and none of it is hidden. It is worth knowing in advance so the final few days do not feel like something changed.
The deadline is real
This is the distinction worth holding on to: the volume in the last two days is marketing pressure, and the date underneath it is a published fact. Discounting the second because you dislike the first is a way of missing a decision rather than making one.
Every dated item is logged here.
If you want out
Every mailing carries an unsubscribe link, and using it on the sender who is mailing you does not affect your registration for the sessions or your access to recordings — those come from the vendor's own list rather than the affiliate's.
Two separate lists, which is why unsubscribing from one does not end the other.
What happens on 25 September
The cart closes and the sequence ends. Whatever you decided by then is decided; there is no published extension, and this desk will log it if one appears.
Which dates to plan against · the session calendar
Updated 24 September 2026.