How to Hire Help, No Fee!

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Hello, lovely friends!

I founds some great stuff that I wanted to share with you!

I just found out that Amazon is now offering Home Services,  you can order a plumber to fix your toilet through Amazon now... say Wha?!?

Seriously!

You can!

According to Amazon:

"Not just anyone can offer home services on Amazon. All of our service pros have been handpicked and are required to be business background-checked, insured, and licensed if applicable. Additionally, we require any pros traveling to your home to pass a criminal background check."

YES!!

Because ladies, we don't want any creepers showing up to our house... am I right???

You can also order:
*House Cleaning *TV Wall Mounting *Smart Home Device Installation *Equipment and Furniture Assembly *Plumbing and Electrical *Handyman *House Painting

Anyway, I haven't used it yet because it's really new but it looks like a great option and I'm definitely going to give it a try when next time I need something.  I have heard from a few readers that have used it and they said it is easy to use and they have had good experiences.  Yay!  Amazon handles the money and backs up the service with their Happiness Guarantee so sounds pretty great.

Also, Amazon is offering a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime.  I love my Amazon Prime because it's so convenient! I love shopping but only for certain things, like decor and clothes, not so much toilet paper and toys.

It's SO convenient to be able to order the latter and have it show up at my house in a couple days.  I promise you, we have made our yearly membership fee of $99 back time and again through the great deals we find on the site as well as the free 2-day shipping for Prime members.

You guys might know that I'm kind of a tightwad budget-conscious girl but for our family it was completely worth it.  It breaks down to $8.25 and if you order more than one thing per month you pretty much make the shipping back right there.

Let me know if you've used it and about your experience in the comments below.