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I've left my feedback detailing that the book is not a limited edition and is available from Omega.
Hopefuly, this will at least warn other people that things aren't always what they seem. If someone (like me!) still decides to purchase then at least they know what they are paying for.
: The fact of the matter is that the book *IS*
: rare, and *IS NOT* readily available.
: Rather, it's difficult to get a hold of.
: Andy keeps stating that it's readily available
: to anyone for cheap, but that is 100% false.
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