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The SurvivalPartyStore.com Philosophy

Intro:

Most retailers (online or not) end stuff in figures like “99 cents” and “98 cents” to try and trick you into thinking the item costs less but I don’t, all of my figures are in $1 increments and this also makes it easy to figure out what the total of your order comes to. Most online retailers also over-charge on shipping more than what it costs them to ship something to try and trick you into thinking that you are getting the items for less, and for standalone online stores they often wait until you have filled out all of your info to hit you with an unreasonably high shipping cost hoping you will just click to place the order after coming so far, I charge a lot less than what it costs to ship for everything except for novelty bills at $2 shipping per order and I tell you how much shipping is right from the very start.

Most online retailers do not show a measuring tape in their pictures which then for items that you don’t already know how big it is makes it hard to tell how big it is but I do, and it’s a better system than showing a common U.S. currency coin or bill in the picture as it is more precise and easier to tell exactly how big something is at a glance. Because while it gives a rough idea with a coin some customers want more than just a rough idea. And it also means for people that live abroad they might not know as well as we do the size of a penny or dollar bill for example but even if they use the metric system on the measuring tape the metric system is also shown just not as prominently as the big numbers are inches. And also, what is more important, boost how well people can make sense of how big something is compared to a coin or bill or a measuring tape? And definitely the measuring tape as that then relates to carpentry and handyman projects among a wide range of other uses for that acquired and refined skill. And it is standardized too since no mater what type of measuring tape was used the measurements are all the same standard-size compared to the size of a bill and then the 4 types of most common coins of quarter, dime, nickel, and penny so that is 5 different sizes for them. And it’s also better than have a picture of holding the item in my hand as that reinforces it has been handled by someone making it feel not new if it is new and more used if it is used and people have different size hands so isn’t a very accurate way to measure either.

Most online retailers don’t bother to write very good descriptions but for items that I have multiple of in stock I do helping consumers to be better educated about the products before deciding on a purchase because I am not just trying to earn money and make great products more available but also to educate as well. And for stuff I no longer have in stock I leave the ads up as “reference ads” to teach you that those products exists (if you didn’t already know) and if you already knew that to potentially teach you more about the products and I make it easy to see that there isn’t any in stock and won’t be in the future with the line of text at the very bottom of the ad that says that and I wish all other online stores would do the same thing with “reference ads” assuming that they also made it easy to see that there isn’t any in stock.

I only ship USPS (United States Postal Service) as they not only are the most trusted and reliable way to ship but if you have a locked mailbox they are the only shipping service that has the key helping to defend against porch pirates stealing the package off of your porch because if another shipping service was used (such as UPS (United Parcel Service), FedEx, or DHL) and you weren’t home they have no choice but to leave the package on your porch.

Every ad has the full story of information that pertains to that product even if there is some-or-total overlap with other ads because some customers might just look at just one ad so they need to be able to have the full story from one ad so that is why each-and-every ad has the full story and for customers that already got the full story from another ad they can just skim past that part for later ads so “no harm done.”

I write all of my own ads and so never use AI (Artificial Intelligence) to write any of them as at least at this stage of its development what it says often contains errors and also often stuff that while not an error sounds weird but instead do use AI for suggestions on what to write and anything it says that looks like it would be good to add I cross-reference from reliable human sources such as human created writings and videos from respectable authors and creators before adding it and then I write it in my own way.

For each of my websites I always have a philosophy page about just that website so people can’t be confused as to the “purpose,” the “mission statement,” the “philosophy” –– whatever you want to call it –– as to why someone felt it was so important to have it in existence that they spent hundreds of dollars of their own money and hours of time making it because it’s all explained right there on the philosophy page and overall I think “philosophy” is the best name for it.

About the Wikipedia links:

For this website I made a clickable link to any word or term relevant in a big way to what I was explaining that someone might not know what it is or might want to learn more about it even if they know what it is and link it to the English language Wikipedia article on that to make it easy for them to access that information and to help promote Wikipedia because I think they’re great and it is so easy to access that information in this design as to literally be “just one click.” And I have Wikipedia’s permission to do this (as do you as well) and without asking them for permission first and an article on their website says more about it here. And for my websites you have my permission and without asking me first to put links to them on your website including deep links (which are links to a page other than the homepage that some unreasonable website owners don’t like as they want you to see the ads, etc on the homepage and then navigate to other pages from there when deep linking is free advertising for them and without copyright infringement so I don’t understand why they wouldn’t like that). And Wikipedia by the way also allows deep linking on other people’s websites and also without asking for their permission first.

With the Wikipedia links it makes learning less of a chore since you can “learn more with just 1 click” without having to type out Wikipedia’s web address and then run a search there or type out Google’s web address and then run a search there and I try to make everything here as interesting as I can to read by trying to include the most interesting stuff and leave out less interesting stuff and I also try to include humor when I can.

About the Prepper Website Links page:

There’s a links page on this website homepage called “Prepper Website Links” because the idea is it then makes this website also a hub to a greater world of prepping.