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Testimonials
 Though the company owners have many years of experience in the grocery delivery business, MyHarvestAmerica.com is new. The company launched on December 22, 2009 after several years of preparation and careful planning. If there a few “little bumps along the road”, that is to be expected with anything new!.
All in all, it’s exciting and fun to be in at the beginning!
Is it risky? Your savings will be in your pocket immediately, so there’s not really a risk.
If you are accustomed to shopping online, it’s very clear that this is pretty risk free. It’s groceries, not a mortgage or a car loan!
Give it a go ... like these people did and just see what happens!*
Shauna:
December 30, 2009 at 8:25 pm
I am delighted with MHA. I completed my 1st order to the tune of 92.00– for which i would have spent aprox $150.00 at my local supermarket. In my first order I saved about 60.00 – 29.95 = 30.05 savings. I would typically make an order this size 2 times per month.. for a total savings of about 90.00 /month. In addition to this, my trips to my local market for perishables will be shorter and I won’t have to lug all those bags around.
I already have 4 people under me – so on the business side of this, I have earned money already – this reduced from my monthly fee… makes me very happy. I am seeing a great interest in MHA – for an opportunity that is just 1 week old (during the holidays at that) I am impressed with the interest. I have been involved with a few MLM’s.. the folks in at the top make out very well. We are in a position to build a passive long term income.. I have never seen a thriving business built overnight.. we will not be millionaires overnight.. I don’t expect this opp to make me a millionaire – I do believe we will make great money with MHA – and until that happens, my life is easier with free shipping to my door and a lower grocery bill.
I ordered 63 items, the estimated shipping fee for my order was 32.00 – how do they afford to ship for free? My best guess is took bids from the big courier companies… and FED EX won the bid… I expect that the out of pocket cost to MHA is far less than the quoted price – I assume the shipping fee we see is the regular retail shipping costs to the average person.
Chuck says:
January 1, 2010 at 4:26 am
I just wanted to say that MHA is actually a gift from Heaven for us. We live in “Bush” Alaska and the groceries here are so HIGH! WIth MHA we have to wait a little longer to get our groceries, however; the savings and the free shipping is well worth it. In our first order, I am sure that we saved close to $400.00. The shipping was going to be $161.00 that ended up being free with MHA. So all together, we saved at least $561.00. Let me state this again, this is after our 1st order. With this savings we are actually going to be able to put some extra money in the bank with the “Big Bucks” that we make up here…lol. Signing people up under us is just a perk, as far as we are concerned.
Savannah says:
January 5, 2010 at 8:24 pm
Sorry to hear that you don’t like My Harvest America, I am a working mother of two kids and it is hard to make it to the store with two kids. MHA has helped so much with the cost of diapers and other baby products. MHA cost is quite a bit less then even Costco and Diapers.com. When you have two kids in diapers every dollars counts. I have had no problem placing orders over $130 dollars. That is very werid that you would have a cap on your order and even with MHA paying shipping, I think that MHA will sustain its self because of the membership feefrom evey member. Not every member will use the shopping benefit. I believe that this company will be around for long while its very helpful for busy parents that need most of there groceries shipped to them.
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t I also have saved on my groceries way over my membership fee for the month. I have several people in my group that have ordered and love the service and have no problem with the items that they offer.
We personally use mostly name brand items and I would say MHA carries more then 75% of what we use. Such as Tide 100oz bottle of liquid laundry soap at Wal-mart here in NE Oklahoma is $14.18 plus tax (9.625%) is only $8.44 from MHA. My wifes steak sauce (Lea & Perins) she likes we can’t get here locally and when we do find it it is around $3.60 a bottle and from MHA it is only $2.59.
Duane Pannell says:
January 13, 2010 at 1:39 pm
It looks as though some folks have a real problem with this and have no real good reason to back up their angst. I put down $69.00 so far to join. I saved about $40.00 on my first order, and my second order went out this morning and I’ll save a little more than that. I got my money back. If the company shuts down tomorrow I’m still in the black. It’s a 60 mile round trip to the nearest Walmart from my house so I’ve saved more than just the discount prices. I’ve been in a week, and I have 3 people under me. Next week I’m going full steam ahead. If this becomes lucrative I’d be glad to help people save money on their groceries and win some rewards. It’s a way better feeling than some of the crap that I have seen over the years in other MLM’s.
Will MHA last long term? At this time no one knows and we will save as long as we can and hopefully make some nice residual money as MHA takes off. For now they seem to have their stuff together and I am impressed with MHA.
maria says:
January 17, 2010 at 9:10 am
I have had nothing but great experiences with MHA so far. I am a vegetarian & don’t eat much processed food. To my delight, MHA has many healthy items for me to choose from. I live approximately 1/2 hour from the closest grocery store & it is an expensive one. With MHA I simply click & my items are delivered to me by FedEx ground. I don’t waste my time & gas either. I don’t have to buy cases of items that take up space & take me a year to use up. No minimum orders, no required auto-ships. When you join a warehouse store you pay a fee & you also pay a fee with MHA. On my first shopping I already saved more than the sign-up fee, and I am in profit. My overall savings have been in excess of 40% to date.
Joining something before it launches & then complaining that the items aren’t available is analogous to visiting a brick & mortar shop before it opens & then complaining that the owners wouldn’t open the doors and sell you anything yet! Because you have 3 days to shop & check out the savings, I ask people to think for themselves; join, shop & see if you think whether or not it will save time and money. So far everyone who joins my winning team agrees with me about the savings and convenience. I am building a business and have fantastic leadership and support; so anyone who wants to just shop or to build a business may contact me through my website:
This is the grocery store of the future!
Ernie says:
January 23, 2010 at 1:03 am
My wife and I placed our 1st order Dec. 27th. We saw 90% of the items we normally buy at our local supermarkets and other items we tried for the 1st time. Our 1st order was $75 costing us $130 + tax + gas at our local discount supermarkets & Wal-Mart. Our 2nd order was $126 saving us almost $100 as well. So for our 1st month as members, we saved about $155 – $70 start-up cost = $85 in net savings. We also didn’t count the commission that will be paid due to the 24 members who enrolled on our team during our 1st 3 weeks of business. 30 members will cover our $29.95 monthly membership fee making our business zero cost out of pocket. Our family anticipates saving about $3000 a year after subtracting the $400 a year membership cost. Numbers don’t lie. My Harvest will save the avg. family money. And the best MLM to be in is a consumable goods business involving everyday food items. Everyone has to eat, right!!!!
These testimonials were taken from http://msbetternetter.com/my-harvest-america-review/
and are a good overall review (pro and con).
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