Last century ended the millenium with mega corporations in the beloved retail industry, battling for market share mainly by lowering prices. Through smart marketing they made insane profits off the back of innocent and always unsuspecting customers. With Walmart generating $320 billion dollars in sales last year alone they and a few others earned their well deserved mark by emerging as the biggest physical retailers in the world.

Unless you've been faking being alive, you definitely know that we have all (except mummies in the pyramid) woken up into the age of information technology shopping, with cyber companies (like Topcliff.com the biggest) boasting the size of what man has never seen before (I call them 'Superpower corporations'), they are like a floating city on their own galaxy, offering in one single store things that were previously unimaginable. I don't think the biggest Sears store can display a jumbo 767 on a shelf alongside tooth picks, boutique style Gucci or Tommy Hilfiger products aswell as a pent house condominium at prices even walmart can only dream of.

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Why do this titanic floating GigaStores have to sell every thing ever needed by man and bussiness in one single store, well because they break the code of customer-retailer-investor relationship all because they want to accomplish the single mission they were created for and to achieve their greatest most important goal, which is to make customers very wealthy. For instance, Topcliff (www.topcliff.com) gives customers the power to create money out of nothing (billionaire style) by sending registered customers checks every six months for all the profit they made in the retail business, instead of passing it on to a few billionaire investors. Since, Topcliff is managed by smart investor-businessmen (who do not invest for the public), these profit can be as high as 100%, that means customers sometimes can get as much as half of the money they spend at Topcliff back. Let us assume a young man spends $40,000 of his $50,000 income at Topcliff, you can only imagine how many turkey drumsticks would go to their untimely grave in his stomach if he recieves 50% ($20,000) check returned to him. Eventually, innocent, hardworking customers are the ones winning in the retail giants competition. Topcliff is doing for shoppers thesame thing hedge funds do for billionaires.

Since, Topcliff is a gigantic online retailer, the founder said they are working with researchers to perfect the next generation home delievery technology similar to the ones used by newspaper companies everyday. This means the only stress a shopper needs to go through is clicking their mouse or cell phones and their expensive Armani wristwatch or home re-construction products will be delivered in 3 hours to their door step using green electric cars while Mrs Lancome for the first time works the thread mill downtairs and Mr Beans has more time to build his latest UFO concept in the artic.

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The thing that caught my attention wasn't only the magnificient empire called Topcliff, but the very cheap $4.99 month membership fee to enjoy all this great things and make money off the back of what Topcliff founder describes as the first company in history to have a sincere feeling and love for its customers and not just investors only. He said "I have been attacked for being too nice to customers in terms of money, by giving away too much, but I shed blood when I see many work so hard and only a few get paid in billions. Come on let us be democratic here".

Who else can appreciate Topcliff better than the big fortune companies of the world. When it comes to corporate shopping every other wholesaler/retailer takes back seat for this amazing, cutting edge, true company of the 21st century.

Topcliff website:  www.topcliff.com

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