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Hundreds of companies give you money rather than discounted prices, because money you receive from a business is business income. With every purchase, you receive 100% of the retail profit (business income), and up to 25% of the wholesale profit (business income). This money is captured from hundreds of stores, compiled into one check, and returned to you, automatically every month.

Money sent to you from a business is business income ... not discounts. Items you buy over and over again, like toothpaste, dog food, shampoo, laundry products, vitamins, cosmetics, shaving cream, energy drinks, (over 500 high profit items ... not sold in stores) ... plus things like tires, telephones, and TVs (over 100,000 low profit items ... also sold in stores) which you only buy every few years ... become a source of income for you ... a small secondary income stream ... that continues as long as you continue to buy products ... while automatically adjusting to inflation.

Because of the extensive product line, and unlike other membership programs (like Costco and Sam's Club) the average member earns an average of $115.00 a month, for $1,380.00 in annual cash income which produces a tax advantaged non-employee business income statement.

Note: If you receive a 1099 non-employee income statement ... then you own a business ... with all the rights and privileges that conventional full time business owners have ... such as tax deductions for cars, computers, travel, etc. ... that people with only employee income do not have. (Click here to listen to a former IRS agent describing the astounding number of tax advantages for part time business owners.)

To discover the many ways starting a part time business (using the money you already spend in stores) can make your life better (as you define better), call Tom's home office at 408-723-4777 or send an email to tomv@symbiosis4u.us with "discover more" in the subject line.

OR ... click on any of the following links for more information.

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Week after week, month after month, year after year, you buy all kinds of “stuff”, at all kinds of stores. You get the “stuff” … the store gets the money … until now. Currently, hundreds of stores want you to get “your stuff” ... plus MONEY ... automatically How does it work? Hundreds of companies give you money rather than discounted prices, because money you receive from a business is business income. With every purchase, you receive 100% of the retail profit (business income), and up to 25% of the wholesale profit (business income). This money is captured from hundreds of stores, compiled into one check, and returned to you, automatically every month. What's the big deal about getting money back? Money sent to you from a business is business income ... not discounts. Items you buy over and over again, like toothpaste, dog food, shampoo, laundry products, vitamins, cosmetics, shaving cream, energy drinks, (over 500 high profit items ... not sold in stores) ... plus things like tires, telephones, and TVs (over 100,000 low profit items ... also sold in stores) which you only buy every few years ... become a source of income for you ... a small secondary income stream ... that continues as long as you continue to buy products ... while automatically adjusting to inflation. Because of the extensive product line, and unlike other membership programs (like Costco and Sam's Club) the average member earns an average of $115.00 a month, for $1,380.00 in annual cash income which produces a tax advantaged non-employee business income statement. Note: If you receive a 1099 non-employee income statement ... then you own a business ... with all the rights and privileges that conventional full time business owners have ... such as tax deductions for cars, computers, travel, etc. ... that people with only employee income do not have. (Click here to listen to a former IRS agent describing the astounding number of tax advantages for part time business owners.) To discover the many ways starting a part time business (using the money you already spend in stores) can make your life better (as you define better), call Tom's home office at 408-723-4777 or send an email to tomv@symbiosis4u.us with "discover more" in the subject line. OR ... click on any of the following links for more information.