REPEL THE CHAOS: Week 4 - FREE Katadyn Pocket or Vario, Up to 33%-off MH Cans

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Top Off Your Preps with Our Freebies ...

Only at Safecastle, and only now through the end of the year, "Repel the Chaos"...

Every week we are offering a generous new buyers-club-member purchase incentive, so be sure to check in weekly to make sure you don't miss some excellent opportunities.

For the Week #4 incentive, effective Sept. 15-21, we have another must-have ...

1. Members who make any single purchase (one weekly incentive per member) totaling at least $450 receive a FREE Katadyn Vario water filter and a 20-pack of MP1 purification tablets ($117 value).

2. Or, make a purchase of at least $1250 and receive a FREE Katadyn Pocket water filter! ($379 value).

3. Of note--we are now discounting selected Mountain House can cases up to 33% for a very limited time.

For more on the Repel the Chaos prizes, monthly drawings and the incentives, see the details.

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Must also mention this month's "Repel the Chaos" drawing -- an Excalibur 9-Tray 3900 Dehydrator

and ... mention the year-end drawing from among eligible members for the AEB OX Mini Power Plant Solar Generator

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[Flippper]

Is your site down? I haven't been able to get on from your excalibur link...

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Not sure--you might have have been trying during some kind of hiccup. But it looks good now.

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[Flippper]

Bump...and I'm still having problems with both the Excalibur and generator links, they come up with a "problem loading page". Is it just me or is anyone else having trouble? I'll try it on Opera, I'm using FF right now...

[Flippper]

Nope, they are not loading in Opera either...

[lookingforthewayback]

I just loaded both pages with no problems

[Flippper]

Ok, that's really weird because I can't even get the site to come up using a hand typed URL. In either browser!

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Just tested in IE and Chrome--no problems.

I can only suggest that you empty your browser cache in your browsers. That will usually do wonders.

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3 more days for the Week #4 incentive offer

Did I mention the new 6-can variety case, while supplies last?: http://www.safecastle.com/6-can-moun...iety-pack.aspx

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I shared this link last week with my club members ... a timely preparedness marketplace overview:

Excerpt:

Appraisals, reports, and insights regarding the state of the industry

•The numerous and diverse potential scenarios associated with emergency and disaster preparedness is so pervasive in contemporary culture that a broad spectrum of citizens have begun to take some form of action. Others are acutely aware of the probable dangers and are waiting for a significant triggering event to act.

•If a serious event were to occur, fence-sitters and those who have done nothing to prepare would overwhelm preparedness suppliers, manufacturers, and normal retail outlets. Products will be sold out or long lead times will prevail. The nature of the triggering events will determine the availability of preparedness supplies for both the short and long terms.

•Preparedness niche companies and their suppliers have a limited supply of goods on hand during normal business activity. At all levels of the supply chain there is a restricted amount of products available. Y2K, hurricanes, and international disasters have all been testaments to disruptions in certain product availability. A widespread and prolonged emergency will have a devastating effect on the availability of goods and services. This is especially true of specialty food processors.

•The mainstream media will not accurately depict the real state of affairs regarding the current conditions in our society. This relates to politics, the economy, financial issues, government action and inaction, weather effects, and anything that would be valuable for citizens to know so that they can prepare in advance for shortages. Information is significantly manipulated, controlled, and fabricated. This includes what you hear and what you don’t hear.

•The current drought has had some effect on food prices and availability, but not catastrophically. The increases in costs have already been factored in as they relate to commodity futures. Corn, soybeans, and wheat were the crops most affected by the drought, as were potatoes and to a smaller extent other vegetables and fruits.

•A record corn crop was initially anticipated, so the effect of the drought could have been worse. NOTE: 40% of the U.S. corn crop goes for ethanol.

•Currently the price of most beans has dropped some due to good yields in North Dakota, where 2/3 of the nation’s beans are grown. Availability of beans and other grains is good.

•Rice prices and availability are stable.

•Freeze-dried food processors are very busy and are experiencing an increasing demand for fruit and vegetables from non-preparedness manufacturers. This is causing shortages in some products. The drought has not substantially affected fruit and vegetables.

•There has been a shortage in some “ready” or “no-cooking-required” ingredients that are necessary for entrée and blended recipes. Many of these ingredients use non-freeze-drying technology to enable a no-cooking requirement.

•Quality domestic food ingredients are becoming more difficult to source. It is essential that consumers do diligent research to establish trust with reputable manufacturers. Many current preparedness food packers have succumbed to using lower-quality imported and processed foods.

•Currently, other vital preparedness provisions – electronics, medical, tools, water filters, and such, are in adequate supply. Last year at this time there were shortages.

•Prices have risen in many sectors due to a multitude of factors such as transportation, packaging (paper prices have seen a steep increase), cost of benefits to employees, fuel, raw materials, regulations unfavorable to small business, and lack of credit. Prices are expected to continue to rise, and with any new detrimental financial event they will rise dramatically.

•As shortages begin to appear, lead times for fulfillment will increase. There are examples of shortages and back orders piling up that caused 16-week delays in delivery.

•The current debilitating state of our nation and the attitudes of despair of our citizens are unprecedented in my lifetime.

•I and others see a substantial spike in demand for preparedness food and supplies from possibly right before to definitely after the November election. Negative reaction to the outcome of the election will be momentous – no matter who wins. We will soon know how serious the reaction will be, what form it will take, and what governmental actions will be executed.

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see prior post

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We are going to extend this very popular offer an extra day this week--thru Saturday, 9/22.

[hope4mil]

Vic,
Are you shipping from your warehouses or from Mountain House?
Hope

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We are shipping most all MH products fresh to you, direct from the MH factory.

The one case of MH food we are shipping ourselves at this point is our variety case of MH cans: http://www.safecastle.com/6-can-moun...iety-pack.aspx
The six varieties in those cases just arrived here a week ago from the MH factory and they are selling fast.

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[hope4mil]

We are shipping most all MH products fresh to you, direct from the MH factory.

The one case of MH food we are shipping ourselves at this point is our variety case of MH cans: http://www.safecastle.com/6-can-moun...iety-pack.aspx
The six varieties in those cases just arrived here a week ago from the MH factory and they are selling fast.

Thanks,
I sure pray I can get some more soon. That variety pack looks good.
Hope

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This offer is extended thru Saturday, 9/22.

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One more day

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