The tactics used by Tory chairman Grant Shapps to convince people to hand over cash so he could get them 'stinking , filthy rich ' have been revealed . Mr Shapps , posing as his business guru alter-ego Michael Green , used online leaflets to boast of his wealth and status in a bid to prove that he knew how to make millions . Using pictures of himself in his private plane and six-bedroom mansion , the future Tory minister offered his 'friends ' the chance to learn how to make their fortune –as long as they handed him $ 197 , worth £130 . Scroll down for video . Mr Shapps used pictures of himself in his private plane with his son in a bid to prove that he knew how to make millions . Mr Shapps said his wealth was 'hard-core ' evidence of that he could help people get rich . The revelations come just days after Mr Shapps , 46 , faced calls to quit after being forced to admit he had continued to offer get-rich-quick advice after becoming a Conservative MP despite vehement denials to the contrary . The Tory minister had insisted he had not had a second job since being elected MP for Welwyn Hatfield in May 2005 , but was later forced to admit he had 'screwed up ' by denying the allegations 'over firmly ' . It comes after a recording emerged from 2006 , a year after he was elected to Parliament , capturing the MP selling self-help guide Stinking Rich 3 and claiming his products could make listeners a 'ton of cash ' . The full extent of his toe-curling sales pitch was published in the Sunday Mirror today after pictures were published on the website Political Scrapbook . In it he offers punters the chance to buy his toolkit on 'How To Become Stinking RICH Online ' for $ 197 – even though he claimed it was worth $ 100,000 . The toolkit , he claimed , would make those who bought it '11 to 22 times more successful than the crowd as a result ' . Mr Shapps boasted about how he made a fortune in just 30 months from his HowToCorp firm and other projects . Pictured in his sports car he wrote : 'That 's me ... and I 'm sitting in my brandspanking-new Crossfire Convertible 3.2L ' But he warned punters they would have to move fast because he had taken the 'difficult decision ' to limit supply to just 250 copies , saying : ' I will delete the webpage and the mastercopy of this toolkit ' . Mr Shapps offered his online kit to people throughout the UK and across the world from his HowToCorp business based in North West London . He wrote : 'Since owning an online business has enabled me to live in a $ 2m home ... to drive 3 high-end luxury cars and to own and operate my own aircraft , I suppose a toolkit that exposes every secret used to build that kind of wealth should rightfully sell for say $ 100,000 . ' Mr Shapps boasts about how he made a fortune in just 30 months from his HowToCorp firm and other projects . The letter , published in 2004 , featured Mr Shapps posing in his luxury sports car with the caption : 'That 's me ... and I 'm sitting in my brandspanking-new Crossfire Convertible 3.2L ( delivered Saturday July 24 ) . It 's one of the first dozen on the road here in the UK . ' Tory chairman Grant Shapps faced calls to resign last week after admitting he had had a second job while working as an MP . But he revealed he and wife Belinda also own a 'wonderful Elan Turbo ' . The car , he says , is 'complete with in-car DVD , SatNav and just about every other refinement you could imagine in a vehicle . Why it even has a fridge ! ' He also boasts about his lavish six-bedroom house in Hertfordshire and its new extension . Next to a picture of him sitting in a plane with his son , he writes : 'Everyone a hobby . Mine 's flying . But buying and maintaining an aircraft ( and this is my second machine ) is n't cheap ! 'But I just hate to rent ... So I took out my pocket-book and bought a plane . That 's me and my son in the cockpit . ( One of us is a three-year-old with a passion for flying : ) ' Revelations about Mr Shapps ' methods comes just days after he was branded a 'liar and a bully ' for threatening a constituents with legal action for highlighting the fact he had a second job . Dean Archer , 50 , said he had feared losing his family home after Mr Shapps warned he would take him to court over a Facebook post that mentioned his internet sales sideline as Michael Green . Despite the revelations David Cameron last week insisted he had full confidence in the Conservative party chairman . He said : 'Grant did have another job when he first became an MP and he declared that in the Register of Members ' Interests which is what you are meant to do . 'But he obviously made a mistake by saying in some interviews that the work had stopped earlier than it had . He 's put that right so I think we can put that behind him . He 's doing a good job . '
MP posed as business guru Michael Green to offer keys to making cash . Posed for pictures with private plane , luxury cars and one-bed mansion . Offered his 'friends ' a tool kit on how to make a fortune – for $ 197 a pop .