And thanks to everyone who participated and those who blogged, tweeted, or facebooked about the give-away as well! I know you've blessed Cathy and me, but also lots of others who needed to know about her systems and products.
Who will be the recipient of a free set of Filing JOYS and Tickler JOYS?
Deb Meyers of
Congratulations, Deb! I'll be in touch.
Teh only time I collect receipts is at Christmas time. I just put them in an enevelope nd keep them until the end of January so that we can make sure everything works and fits then the envelope goes in th trash. I always keep receipts for purchases of items that have warranties. I staple them to the warranty card that comes with the item and file them in our filing cabinet. Once a year, we purge the file and get rid of receipts/cards where the warranty has expired. You do know that you do not have to fill out and mail warrant cards to the manufacture as long as you have the original receipt attached to the card. Found this out years ago on a 20/20 or Primetime report where they were notifying consumers that the data entry personnel for inputting this data for the companies are often inmates in prison. Same goes for surveys that you receive the mail. Inmates having access to our personal information did not set well with us is why we just started stapling the receipt to the warranty card. We have actually had to use the warranty on a couple of high end kitchen appliances and have no problem with them honoring the warranty. In fact, we found out even if you do mail in the warranty, they still require you mail them a copy of the original receipt.
ReplyDeleteThank you Amy and Cathy. This giveaway will be put to immediate use!
ReplyDeleteblessings to you both,
deb meyers
Sherry, I did know that you do not need to mail in the warranty card, but I did NOT know that they used inmates in prisons to upload this information! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHello Homestead Revival,
ReplyDeleteI am the owner of a home cottage industry http://www.homesteaddryingracks.com/ We build quality wooden clothes drying racks, geared for homesteading families. Our family of seven lives the homestead life off the grid. Frugal choices are becoming more important everyday. Our desire is to handcraft products that provide families with money saving opportunities.
All our drying racks are built for everyday use. The “V” design makes our racks unique, it keeps wet clothes from dripping on the clothes underneath and prolonging the drying process. Also the “V” shape encourages maximum air flow reducing dry time between loads.
I would like to sponsor a giveaway with our “Pioneer” Clothes drying rack a $89 value. If this is something you and your readers would be interested in, please check out our web site and blog, and let us know what you think.
Thanks so much,
Daniel & Abby @ Forgotten Way Farms
Congratulations to Deb.
ReplyDeleteAnd Amy, take her up on the clothes rack contest. I'll enter for sure!