Do your ears perk up when you hear that your favorite store is having a sale? Do you spend endless hours surfing the internet for discounts? Does it feel good to help others? I bet most of you answered yes to these questions. In fact I will surmise that you'd even make donations to your favorite charity if you could do so simply by shopping. Am I right? Then read on, my friend, I have something terrific to share with you.
I discovered that there's an online shopping mall with at least 1000 stores in it. Gap, Macy*s, Bow Flex, Jos.A.Bank, Kohls, Old Navy, Martha Stewart Flowers, Target, Nike, Home Depot, Perfumania, K B toys, K Mart, Ralph Lauren, Best Buy, PETsMART, and StarBucks, just to name a few. The shopping mall in which I'm referring is unique because it's FREE to register, prices are competitive, and you get discounts or earn rebate checks when you make purchases.
Ginny Dye, the Founder and CEO of "My Power Mall," created a way that you can help others just by shopping online. I am not kidding, it's true. Through Ginny's efforts, when you register and shop online at "My Power Mall," 6.5% of all corporate profits go into the One-Child-At-A-Time program. Not only does this program help needy children all over the country, but it also is an excellent FREE fund raiser for college tuition, non-profit organizations, clubs, businesses, & families. I think Ginny is brilliant and should be commended for taking the initiative to put together such an awesome program. Especially the part that benefits children. What an unselfish act of kindness and generosity. Don't you wish this would have been your idea? I do!
Today's society desires and appreciates convenience. Well what could be more convenient than shopping online in the comfort of your own home? If you want to do some holiday shopping, need a wedding gift or birthday present, but don't wish to face the elements, then "My Power Mall" is for you. Just stay home & shop at your own online mall. You don't have to waste your hard earned money on outrageous gas prices. There's no need to drive from mall to mall, fight the crowds, or wait in long lines to check out.
You might say that this sounds too good to be true. I agree. It does sound that way, but this is the real deal. When I first heard about this opportunity I was a little skeptical, so I checked it out. I was very impressed with how easy it is to shop at "My Power Mall." Plus, it feels good to know that I am benefiting children simply by shopping online. I have to admit it's fun too!
When shopping online, it's important to find out if a shipping fee will be incurred. If so, you must determine if the shipping charge is worth avoiding the hassle of getting mauled at a brick & mortar mall? Some of the online stores offer free shipping depending on the dollar amount of the total purchase, while others waive the shipping fee during the holiday season. Also, keep in mind that some brick & mortar stores may not honor sales prices offered from the online stores, nor accept returns. If an item needs to be returned you may be required to send it back to the store in which the purchase originated.
You owe it to yourself and those kids who benefit from the One-Child-At-A Time program to take a look at this opportunity. There's no obligation and no fee to register. If you're like me and you enjoy helping others I recommend that you register for your free online shopping mall today.
By the way, children are always looking for safe ways to make money around the neighborhood. Why not let them sign up for their own shopping mall & earn rebate checks? What a great way for them to acquire some extra cash, save for college tuition and become an entrepreneur at an early age by working at home.
Just think, you could get all of your holiday shopping done early this year, help others and earn money at the same time. Wouldn't it be great to receive rebate checks in the mail after the holiday season is over, rather than just credit card bills?
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My Power Mall Business Evaluation
I have looked at numerous on-line money making opportunities over the last 10 years and very few have been truly free or that actually provides a product or service that would be of benefit to me. Today I am looking at My Power Mall (MPM).
Here is the basic information. You will get a free my power mall when you sign up. You will receive a rebate on all of your purchases. You can give away free power malls to anyone and you will receive a commission on all purchase up to 9 tier levels deep. You will receive all of the tools needed to become successful in your new business.
Sounds good so far, but then all of them do sound good in the sales letter. The first thing I looked at is there any store in the system that I would actually use? Having the ability to shop on-line at a bagel store in Nebraska would not be of benefit to me. You have the ability to shop on-line at places like Sears, Target, PETsMART, Starbucks, Hickory Farms, Ralph Lauren, Overstock, Wes Marine, Old Navy, OfficeMax, Gap, Circuit City, and K Mart just to name a few of the over 1000 of stores available and you receive rebates on everything you purchase.
I shop at some of the stores listed and when I looked for a large price markup on the items for sale I could not find any. I have seen other on-line stores that increase the price per item so high to compensate for the commissions paid that anyone that does any type of price comparison would never shop at that on-line store unless he or she lived in a very small town and the nearest store was over 50 miles away. That type of opportunity would limit my target market and I would get very few if any commissions on sales.
Is it really free? If I have to spend 30 bucks or so per month to maintain an active account then I do not consider that opportunity to be free. If I have to purchase some type of mailing list or do any advertising to get a minimum number of people signed up under me to maintain my active status then again it is not free.
Does My Power Mall have any qualification minimums? Nope, no mandatory minimums, no meetings, no selling required, no activity requirements and the company guaranties that their will never be any. If you take a look at what they are offering you can see why this is true. Only one on-line store exists.
Everyone that has a my power mall uses the same set of computer programs and the only thing different is your ID number is being used to determine who gets commission for the sale. Once you set up a database to keep track of member ID numbers it is not much more costly to keep track of 1 member as it is to keep track of 100,000 members. No programming staff is required to help members customize the malls or extra computer space to take care of all of the different malls. No approval process, as soon as you sign up you will have your mall ID within seconds.
No selling. This is right at the top of my list of things that I do not want to do. I hate selling. I don't want to send out sales letters to all of my friends or even people I do not know. I like to write articles and I do have web sites for my articles on allergies, heart disease, diamond and so on. When I write an article on allergies or diamonds I do not tell the reader that you need to go out and purchase this vitamin because, or go to this jewelry store and buy diamonds. I like to write article that contain useful or interesting information. I do put adds for one or two vitamin companies or jewelry companies on my web sites and if the reader wants to purchase something then great and I do get a commission on the sales.
This may give away my age but quite a few years ago I went to England on business. I was out with some people from work and the topic of blue jeans came up. When asked how many blue jeans I owned I told them I had about 6 pairs. Right away they thought I was rich. Why, because at that time blue jeans were very hard to come by in England and were going for about $150 each. My cost was about $30. I sold them my blue jeans for $100 each.
American products are still very hard to come by in a lot of foreign countries. My Power Mall group has made arrangements with a company to send just about everything they sell to just about any country. It will cost extra for the shipping and the customs paperwork but if a customer from Uruguay wants to purchase Craftsman tools from Sears it can be done.
One last thing, My Power Mall donates a percentage of profit to non-profit organizations. They even give you the option of signing up your favorite non-profit organization for a win-win situation. Can I recommend this company? I have just signed up with them and I do not have enough history with the company to give you a fair and honest report so you will have to check back later. They have passed all of my tests but you need to take a look at them yourself and see if they pass all of your tests.
David Cowley has created numerous articles. Visit [http://www.dfcinvestment-team.com]Other Articles by David Cowley
IF YOU ARE NOT A MY POWER MALL MEMBER,
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Here is the basic information. You will get a free my power mall when you sign up. You will receive a rebate on all of your purchases. You can give away free power malls to anyone and you will receive a commission on all purchase up to 9 tier levels deep. You will receive all of the tools needed to become successful in your new business.
Sounds good so far, but then all of them do sound good in the sales letter. The first thing I looked at is there any store in the system that I would actually use? Having the ability to shop on-line at a bagel store in Nebraska would not be of benefit to me. You have the ability to shop on-line at places like Sears, Target, PETsMART, Starbucks, Hickory Farms, Ralph Lauren, Overstock, Wes Marine, Old Navy, OfficeMax, Gap, Circuit City, and K Mart just to name a few of the over 1000 of stores available and you receive rebates on everything you purchase.
I shop at some of the stores listed and when I looked for a large price markup on the items for sale I could not find any. I have seen other on-line stores that increase the price per item so high to compensate for the commissions paid that anyone that does any type of price comparison would never shop at that on-line store unless he or she lived in a very small town and the nearest store was over 50 miles away. That type of opportunity would limit my target market and I would get very few if any commissions on sales.
Is it really free? If I have to spend 30 bucks or so per month to maintain an active account then I do not consider that opportunity to be free. If I have to purchase some type of mailing list or do any advertising to get a minimum number of people signed up under me to maintain my active status then again it is not free.
Does My Power Mall have any qualification minimums? Nope, no mandatory minimums, no meetings, no selling required, no activity requirements and the company guaranties that their will never be any. If you take a look at what they are offering you can see why this is true. Only one on-line store exists.
Everyone that has a my power mall uses the same set of computer programs and the only thing different is your ID number is being used to determine who gets commission for the sale. Once you set up a database to keep track of member ID numbers it is not much more costly to keep track of 1 member as it is to keep track of 100,000 members. No programming staff is required to help members customize the malls or extra computer space to take care of all of the different malls. No approval process, as soon as you sign up you will have your mall ID within seconds.
No selling. This is right at the top of my list of things that I do not want to do. I hate selling. I don't want to send out sales letters to all of my friends or even people I do not know. I like to write articles and I do have web sites for my articles on allergies, heart disease, diamond and so on. When I write an article on allergies or diamonds I do not tell the reader that you need to go out and purchase this vitamin because, or go to this jewelry store and buy diamonds. I like to write article that contain useful or interesting information. I do put adds for one or two vitamin companies or jewelry companies on my web sites and if the reader wants to purchase something then great and I do get a commission on the sales.
This may give away my age but quite a few years ago I went to England on business. I was out with some people from work and the topic of blue jeans came up. When asked how many blue jeans I owned I told them I had about 6 pairs. Right away they thought I was rich. Why, because at that time blue jeans were very hard to come by in England and were going for about $150 each. My cost was about $30. I sold them my blue jeans for $100 each.
American products are still very hard to come by in a lot of foreign countries. My Power Mall group has made arrangements with a company to send just about everything they sell to just about any country. It will cost extra for the shipping and the customs paperwork but if a customer from Uruguay wants to purchase Craftsman tools from Sears it can be done.
One last thing, My Power Mall donates a percentage of profit to non-profit organizations. They even give you the option of signing up your favorite non-profit organization for a win-win situation. Can I recommend this company? I have just signed up with them and I do not have enough history with the company to give you a fair and honest report so you will have to check back later. They have passed all of my tests but you need to take a look at them yourself and see if they pass all of your tests.
David Cowley has created numerous articles. Visit [http://www.dfcinvestment-team.com]Other Articles by David Cowley
IF YOU ARE NOT A MY POWER MALL MEMBER,
WATCH THIS FREE VIDEO NOW!!
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