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Every once in a while we have to forget about the politics and business; put the automotive woes on a back seat and tell our audience about a fabulous "little known" promotion that can save our readers a ton of cash and is basically "GOOD sense".


One of our very own Michigan companies ( http://www.grpet.com/ ) is partnering with Google Checkout this holiday season to bring you one of the best Christmas deals available. The reason that we think it is "Good sense" is because Google Checkout doesn't just save time and money, it provides innovative tools to keep track of Christmas and Holiday shopping.

In a nutshell, Google checkout offers Google Checkout Purchase History, which compartmentalizes all of the information needed – including shipping status and store contact information – in one simple interface. Did we fail to mention that Google Checkout is free?

GregRobert Enterprises must have thought that this made good sense too because they are offering an unbelievable deal for visitors that checkout with Google Checkout for the next few weeks:

Get $10 off purchases of $60 (cart minimum) or more before shipping and tax with Google Checkout at www.GRpet.com and other GregRobert stores. Limit 1 per person. Offer available until 12/17/2008. No resale and offer not valid in combination with any other promotional offer. NO COUPON CODE NECESSARY.

Starting today, Google Checkout shoppers at GregRobet can take advantage of notable discounts at GregRobert online stores as they methodically work through their holiday and Christmas shopping lists. GregRobert online stores include GregRobert Pet Supplies ( http://www.grpet.com/ ), Backyard Style ( http://www.backyardstyle.com/ ), Shanes Tack ( http://www.shanestack.com/ ), Rachel's Robin Wild Bird Supplies ( http://www.rachelsrobin.com/ ) and the Rabbit Mart ( http://www.rabbitmart.com/ )

Some say that Cyber Monday is next week - but at The Michigan Business Directory, we thing that Cyber Monday in November 24th, 2008. Despite the economic gloom we can see the holiday spirit emerging.

Let the Holidays Begin!