Delivery by Valentines Day Is Still Possible

Centsible Valentines Shopping

There is still hope for those last-minute Valentines Day Shoppers. Centsible will be tweeting up a storm for the rest of the week, letting you know what stores can still send your sweetie a Valentine in time for the big day this year. In 2010, Valentines Day falls on a Sunday.

Valentines Day SUNDAY in 2010

A Valentines Sunday puts a wrench in many plans for those who normally order floral delivery for their Valentine: many florists don't deliver on Sundays. UPS is another provider that does not offer Sunday delivery. Your best bet will be to get deliveries made Friday or Saturday. Let Centsible do the legwork on finding out who can still accomodate these delivery dates. Follow Centsible's Tweets to get updates on Valentines Delivery Ordering Deadlines for the rest of the week.

Dinner and a Movie

If you're staying in for Valentines Day this year, we can help you make your evening extra special as well as giving you shopping tips for your gifts. We've been researching BLOCKBUSTER Online and Netflix for your movie at home. Dinner? We've checked out Delivery.com and are prepared to let you know how to make the best of this online service to order your dinners delivered. If you DO decide to brave the weather and the other lovebirds who are out and about this Valentines Day, we've also got the goods on Fandango: find out what is playing where, what the showtimes are and order your movie tickets online, all in one place!

Stick with Centsible all week long and have the best Valentines Day for less this year. And don't forget about our giveaway: you can enter through February 14. We're giving away a $50 gift certificate to NOVICA. If you haven't joined already, you need to get in on it!

Earn some extra cash as a delivery.com partner

With the economic situation many people find themselves in currently, everyone is looking to make a little extra cash. The website delivery.com offers a great way to accomplish this. Depending on the level of commitment you're willing to sign on with, you'll earn a portion of delivery.com commissions for advertisers and merchants you recruit.

Delivery.com is a website that offers online ordering and delivery for local restaurants, catering companies, grocery stores, alchoholic beverages, household products, personal goods, flowers and gifts. The types of products available for delivery will depend on your exact street address and zip code. After you enter your information, relevant categories with participating merchants will have their links in yellow (inactive categories will be colored grey). If you don't see your favorite restaurant, grocer, florist, gift shop, wine merchant or convenience store, don't fret. This lack of your favorite shop is your opportunity to make some cash!

So.. how can you make money off this? First, you have to fill out the free application form available at the delivery.com website. Choose your level of membership: bronze, silver or gold. What are the differences between these membership levels? Commitment. At the core of it, you pledge to do no harm to delivery.com or its reputation. For the silver level, you have to agree to not discourage any of your referrals from continued participation with delivery.com. The gold level of membership additionally requires you to not take any "pre emptive" measures concerning business opportunities that may present themselves to delivery.com. For example, say a restaurant that you referred to delivery.com is friendly with the florist down the road and sometimes offers a combo deal on surf & turf meals with a dozen roses. If you try to present the florist as another recruit to delivery.com (when delivery.com is aware of this said florist and the pursuant business opportunity) you would be in violation of your agreement. Of course there are more terms to the agreement and you should visit delivery.com yourself and read the "fine print" to understand all the terms, but the above information is the basic gist of things.

How much money do you stand to make? It varies upon your membership level. (Note: you can change membership levels at any time, your royalties will reflect your active membership level at the time of the merchant signing with delivery.com). Bronze memberships offer 25% of the delivery.com commission. Silver memberships reward you with 35% of delivery.com's commission. And gold memberships? They pay 50% of the delivery.com commission. You can even double-dip if you've referred both the customer and the merchant!

You might not get rich, but you can easily make some spare cash and keep seeing royalty payments for years afterwards!

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