Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Shopping News

A secret to any business is organization; same goes with shopping!

My mission is to "Organize Your Purchase Power": Strange, right?

Think of a store where you usually purchase a significant amount of consumables, including food, non food, clothing, and thousands of miscellaneous items.

Then do the following:


The next time you are planning to go there, write your list of items, call the store from your home on their toll-free number with your list, and ask for a 15%-47% discount on the items you need.

Request that they allow you to fax or email your order from your computer and have them deliver it to your door within an average of 72 hours.


Ask them to develop a complete, comprehensive, digital destination on the Internet available 24 hours a day where you can shop and place orders at your convenience.

Ask them to allow you to set up a monthly electronic shopping list that you can add to and alter as you need, that would automatically be delivered to your door every month, for items you know you need every month.


Ask for a three month, unconditional warranty on all the items, with your choice of cash refund, replacement, or repair, including the cost of shipping. Include a prepaid shipping return label with every purchase delivered to your home. For damaged or defective items, ask them to ship the replacement item immediately, and allow you to send the other one back at a later date.

Request that there be competitive delivery charges between 5% and 7% and for orders over $750 request free shipping. For new customer, for orders over $75 request free shipping. (This promotion runs thru Aug 2009).


Any month your household spends a total of $300 or more, on items you use daily, ask for a minimum of 3% cash rebate. Plus, anytime you recommend their store to someone else ask for a small percentage of what their household purchases be sent to you also.

Ask for a progressive monthly cash rebate, up to 25%, when you and those you have referred to the store spend up to $16,000 or more total in any one month. At that point when someone you referred has $16,000 or more monthly total, ask for a minimum or $800 per month residual for you and your generational descendants.


Then, at the end of the year, ask for a share of their profits.

Wouldn’t it make sense to shop like this if it were possible?

It is; what a business opportunity!



* Save Time (Our goal is to reduce the time you shop, up to 20 hrs a month)

* Save Money (Our goal is to save you 18% - 48% off of retail prices)!

* To Treat You with the Service, Respect, and Commitment you deserve!

* Give you the Best Quality and Value!

Our Business is meeting and exceeding the demands of our culture! We Are Innovating Shopping!


Friday, March 20, 2009

Shopping Blues!

* Save Time (Our goal is to reduce the time you shop, up to 20 hrs a month)

* Save Money (Our goal is to save you 18% - 48% off of retail prices)!

* To Treat You with the Service, Respect, and Commitment you deserve!

* Give you the Best Quality and Value!Time, Price, Quality

Our Business is meeting and exceeding the demands of our culture!


We Are Innovating Shopping!

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The Shopping Blues:

Business News: Did you know that the average person spends 4-8 hours a week shopping?

In our culture, we cut coupons, wait for the best sale, pride our selves on our shopping "savings", we drive in bad weather/driving conditions, we spend time"re-inventing the wheel" doing the same shopping each week for the essentials, we shop when we don't feel well or when our kids are sick, we lug and fill our carts with bulky and often heavy items that strain our backs and use too much space in the cart/car, we chase down and deal with grumpy, demanding kids, we have to fight the crowds of shopping on the weekend when everyone else is out shopping.... we do all these things and more to face the hassle of shopping all in the name of getting the best deal. In the end, we fill the store owner's pocket with profits from our purchases.

This should be the business news on the evening TV!

Our culture is based on abundance. We have taken our "cheap deals" for granted and we have not only become wasteful and excessive but also are consuming too much, our resources can't keep up.

Have you ever purchased an item you don't like or need and couldn't return it because you tried it and it didn't work or it wasn't what you liked, so you were stuck with it?

Do you really know what a "quality" product is?

Are you tired of being "Sold" with advertising and misrepresented information?

Do you kick yourself for your "impulse buys" after you get home? (The average person spends at least $15.00 extra per visit on items they did not plan to purchase.)

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Exceeding Expectations, The Business to will show you how you can eliminate excess and our shopping blues!