How to Make Big Money Off Big Crumbs

Everyone loves making and saving money. This is a well known fact. The internet has made this task very simple. Even in the face of economic strife, the computer has given us hope. For one, how much gas are we saving by shopping online. How about the insane markups at your local retailers? Walmart may offer some of the lowest prices, but they still have a high markup on their merchandise. The internet gives us, the buyers, power to make a difference in our lives. Ebay is still going strong and shows no sign of slowing down, but even the great and mighty Ebay rears an ugly head. They make it easy for us to offer our merchandise to millions, but they make a ton of money off of their listing costs. These fees may seem fairly minute, but you have to have a lot to offer to make anything close to respectable on Ebay. Plus, the competition is cutthroat. It was only a matter of time before someone would offer a simple solution to this dilemma.

BigCrumbs kicked off in November. Who cares right? Wrong, everyone should welcome this company with open arms. BigCrumbs provides the online shopper a plethura of ways to save and make money for themselves. More and more companies are going to find their way onto the BigCrumbs website. Since they will provide these companies with new customers, who may never have seen nor heard of many of them. Ebay has already found their way onto BigCrumbs, by providing Ebay members a way to save and make more. Their offer, they provide their members up to 36% on the listing fees of the items they have won or bought. I should provide you with a detailed look into what this really means.

Example, using Ebay's fees:

Congratulations, you have just won yourself a $26 purse. We are using an assumed normal listing for this example.
The item's listing started off at $0.99, which Ebay charges $0.20 to list. The auction had a picture included, so we know there was a gallery fee of $0.35. The seller opted to keep their costs down, so this was all they did for their listing. Obviously, you know the auction closed for $26. Ebay charges a final listing fee of 5.25% for items up to $25 and an additional 3.25% for the remaining $1.00, which equals $1.31. The total cost the seller pays Ebay for this listing is $1.31+$0.20+$0.35=$1.86.

We will get back to this number in a moment.

BigCrumbs offers two types of accounts, Crumbsaver and CrumbEarner. CrumbSaver is an account for people that are primarily interested in saving money. CrumbEarner accounts are for people that want to make and save money. The CrumbEarner will earn referral credits for up to 5 levels. Obviously, CrumbSavers will initially see more when they first start. CrumbEarners can make a lot more as the referrals build. With that being said, we will go back to our previous example and show how BigCrumbs works for you with Ebay.

CrumbSavers get 36% of the total listing price on Ebay. 36% of $1.86 is $0.67. So you would earn $0.67 to your CrumbSavers account.
CrumbEarners get 20%, which would mean you would earn $0.37.

This may not look like much, but over time you could end up with quite a chunk of change sitting around after a while.

Current retailers represented by BigCrumbs are Ebay, Eddie Bauer, Magazine.com, ShopNBC, Avon, Kohls, etoys, Fandango, Best Buy, Disney, ebags.com, Orbitz, Enterprise, Drugstore.com, Fujitsu, Fingerhut, Fig Leaves, FTD.com, GameFly, Finish Line, Florist.com, FragranceNet.com, Dell, Discovery Channel, Delias, Danskin, Dale and Thomas Popcorn, Cooking.com, CompUSA, Circuit City, Computers4sure, Cingular, Chadwicks, BuyCostumes.com, Buy.com, Overstock.com, Buckle, Brylane Home, Chocolate Source, Botanic Choice, Bombay Company, Booksamillion.com, BigDogs.com, BigGirlsBras, Bellacor, Beauty.com, Beaches, Babies R Us, Bare Necessities, Avenue, Aerosoles, Aeropostale, Activa Sports, Appetizerstogo.com, 4inkjets!, 123 Inkjets, 1-800 Contacts, 1-800-Flowers.com, Gap, Geeks, GoDaddy.com, Gospel Direct, Hearthsong, Hickory Farms, Omaha Steaks, Restaurants.com, HotWire.com, GiftBaskets.com, ICE.com, Itunes, J and R, Jessica London, JoAnn Fabrics, Jos. A. Bank, Journey's, Journey's Kids, Lane Bryant, La Redoute, KB Toys, Lids, Lillian Vernon, Letstalk.com, LastMinuteTravel.com, Limited Too, Macy's, Limoges Jewelry, MacConnection, Linens-N-Things, Metrostyle, Mikasa, Office Depot, Nirvana Chocolates, OfficeMax, Old Navy, PajamaGram, Paul Fredericks, PC Connection, PersonalizationMall, Peets Coffee and Tea, PetCo, PetSmart, Plow and Hearth, Sears, PriceLine, Relax the Back, Roamans, Sandals, Sephora, Sharper Image, Shoes.com, Shutter Fly, Spa Finder, SmartBargains.com, T-Mobile, Target, Tech Depot, Children's Palace, ThinkGeek.com, TigerDirect, Toys R Us, The Popcorn Factory, Travelocity, UncommonGoods.com, Wine.com, VistaPrint, WatchZone, Vision Direct, The Vitamin Shoppe, WuWearShoes.com, YOOX, zChocolate.com, and Zones.

It usually takes between 1 and 2 weeks for your credits to arrive, however it could take up to a month depending on the company you are dealing with! So do not panic when you do not see anything in your account after you have made your purchase.

BigCrumbs also has a couple other fantastic features you will love. They have a Referral Wizard and an Instant Earnings tracker. For some real fun, you may want to take advantage of their CrumbCalculator to see how much you could make on BigCrumbs.

When you join BigCrumbs, you have to go to these stores through the BigCrumbs site in order to get credit. Now, I know, you may be thinking that does not make any sense. Initially, maybe not. How could they keep track of your savings when you are not going through their site? It would not be possible. Personally, I just made BigCrumbs my homepage to simplify the process. It seemed to make more sense that way.

Remember, if you decide on giving BigCrumbs a try, sallyron06 is your referral.

Thank you for reading and have fun with BigCrumbs.