Many families are enjoying the ease and convenience of online grocery
shopping. Until now, this privilege was reserved for those in higher
income brackets, with more money than time. One company is changing
that, and making this option available for those in middle or lower
income brackets - those who may be using public assistance, or food
stamps to do their grocery shopping. The process is the same as if you
were paying with a Credit Card.
You
log on, start a customer account, browse the extensive selection of
quality, name brand food items, choose your items in the sizes and
quantities you prefer, and then proceed to the checkout screen. Once at
the checkout screen, you enter the number on your EBT,SNAP, or food
stamp card, and another credit or debit card to pay for the shipping
charges.
It's just that easy.
Granted, shipping charges
are usually around 40% of the total grocery bill, but if that seems like
too much to pay, you can utilize the marketing plan of the company. And
refer your friends to sign up as well. When they have spent $200
dollars, they become "active", which means they are qualified as
independent representatives. If you sign up 6 new customers or
representatives, the company will ship your groceries to you for free,
and give you a $300 dollar commission for doing so.
Free shipping,
plus a commission on their grocery purchase, plus a commission, or
referral income for signing up 6 people. You could use the commissions
to pay for your groceries, and then the groceries AND the shipping would
be free. How cool is that? Or, if you prefer, you can exchange the
$200 in groceries that the company awards you with for signing up 6
people, and get a $200 Walmart gift card.
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