My New Independent Autism Charity

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	Hi! My name is Sean. I have an independent business where I donate half my profits to helping fine a cure for autism. Recently, I’ve established an independent online business, Avoir Enterprises, which sells quality essential products online for cheaper unit prices. These are everyday products, many of which are applicable to the household. For example, you can purchase all your personal hygiene necessities (toothpaste, shampoos, soaps, etc.), household items (garbage bags, toilet paper, paper towels, etc.) health and beauty products (make-up, hair care, etc.), and even foods to stock up the cabinet (protein bars, vitamins, drinks). I PERSONALLY DONATE HALF THE PROFITS FROM AVOIR ENTERPRISES TO THE CURE AUTISM NOW FOUNDATION.   My customers don’t buy anything they normally wouldn’t; they simply redirect their buying habits to my website and get the better buy. And each month, I send half the profits of Avoir Enterprises to the Cure Autism Now Foundation. It’s a win-win for everyone, especially the kids. This is a rare opportunity for you to participate in combatting autism without actually donating anything, i.e., time or money.   If you are interested in joining as a customer and want to learn more, the website is www.quixtar.com. It’s free and easy to sign up to become a customer. Go to “Register” on the main menu, and then register as a customer. MAKE SURE that when asked during registration, you type in the IBO Referring Number, 5147646 and the Key, CAM, so your purchases are connected with Avoir Enterprises.   Quixtar is completely unassociated with the philanthropic work I do through my franchise. In other words, the donation is out of my pocket, not Quixtar’s accounts. I simply do it, because like you, I know wonderful kids whose lives are afflicted by autism or a related disease, and would like to do something to fix that.   If you have any other questions, please let me know. Email me at sean@dear-norman.com or reply to this post. Sincerely, Sean Campbell
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