The Connect Corporation Announces Its New Core Business Model

The Connect Corporation (OTCBB:CNNC) has announced the implementation of its new business strategy outlined by CEO David Saltrelli, with the installation of a new web site, NetSavingsConnection.com, which will serve as the new core business model.

“With the installation and activation of the www.NetSavingsConnection.com web site, we will be able to implement our next phase…acquisition of large membership bases who are equipped with established electronic communication and delivery systems,” said Saltrelli. “We can then begin to grow our membership base by offering members and their families substantial savings and discounts on products and services they are already using.”

Net Savings Connection is a web based savings system that can save the average U.S. family over $6,000 per year on items on which they are already spending money such as groceries, dining out, movie tickets, telephone service, debt service, shopping, travel, insurance and more. As each member uses the website to generate family savings, commissions are simultaneously generated for The Connect Corp from the vast array of affiliate partners connected to the website, such as Wal-Mart, Target, Home Depot, Lowes, Bank America and American Express…thousands of companies offering substantial discounts to members of Net Savings Connection.

Families receive their membership to Net Savings Connection from their employer or organization as a benefit, or they purchase a membership from a fundraising organization such as a church or a school. The Connect Corp receives an average of $10 for each new member in addition to ongoing monthly commissions generated as members use the website for family savings.

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