ATG Stores Kicks Off “Refer a Friend” Program
Posted in ATG Policies, For Fun, Homeowner Diaries on November 17th, 2009 by Don – Be the first to comment
Thousands of people find cool stuff they love every month on our stores. Some of these may be innocuous, some may start conversations, and some may be so perfect that the new owner wants to talk about their discovery to everyone. We started the Refer-A-Friend program to help spread the word, and help you get your ultimate discovery for a little less.
Here’s how it works:
Go to the Refer-A-Friend page and add your email and a subject line. Then add the emails of people you think might discover something really cool on our sites that they’ll love. For each person that makes a purchase, you get a $5 credit that can be applied to ANY future purchase. If you refer 5 people, you’ll get an instant $25 bonus credit on top of your $5 credit. This means 5 of your friends find cool stuff they love, and you get $50 off anything you want!
To help get you started we’re going to make it even more fun. Whoever gets the most friends signed up in the next week of this posting will automatically get this free Area Rug!

It’s a polypropylene rug that measures 5′3″ x 7′10″ (aka HUGE!). So what are you waiting for? Head over to the Refer-A-Friend page and get started! It helps your friends find cool stuff and gets you awesome discounts!
Wondering about a catch? There isn’t one. However, please know that we respect your privacy and your friend’s privacy. Adding your email and your friends email does not sign you or them up for any marketing material. For more information, check out our privacy policy.

The first successful test of Thomas Edison’s carbon filament occurred on October 22, 1879, lasting for 13.5 hours. Thus, 130 years ago the light bulb was born! While that’s only a tiny speck in earth’s history, it’s hard to imagine how our lives would be without electric light. Edison’s invention changed life as we know it with a single flip of a switch… 

I love finding new things for existing pieces. It saves money and makes me feel like I accomplished something. Kind of like this guy did with a couple construction barriers, although he got arrested for destroying property. Bummer…



