I have to agree with the other 'answers' on this--its not a question! If you want to promote something on Merchant Circle, then create a business page and promote it that way. At least try to make the business believable.

I took a mere 10 minutes to do some research on your 'question' -- that's 10 minutes! -- and I didn't find any valid reasons why I would want to donate $210 to your cause. The very fact that you need 12 people to send you $210 reeks of a pyramid scheme. It's illegal and all involved parties beome liable at some point.

I checked out this website and it appears that there's very little information about home delivery of groceries. There is a lot of economic doom and gloom, and how you can build a home business using Gary's (the founder) business model--MLM. It also mentions how much money you can make at this, but never about how you have to find more unaware people to fall for the same flim-flam.

Check out how many other failed MLMs Gary has had, while you're at it and the BBB reports on those companies. It looks like a pyramid scheme combined with a shell game, but hey you're only going to lose $210 out of the deal and its going to go to a good cause--Gary's charities or Gary's pocket?

If you want to have a good home-based business, build it yourself with a viable product, or a proven franchise if you're going to invest your money. And always do your research, as this company raises a lot of red flags and I'm sure many more will be flying as more people fall for it, lose there money then try to get it back because they feel they were suckered.