Company creates a priceless iPad Mini covered in meteorite dust from space and tops the box with an actual meteorite.

Chantilly, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 03/21/2013 -- GoVacuum.com has announced a new contest with a one of a kind prize: an iPad Mini covered in space dust and the box is topped with a real meteorite.

The prize in question is a standard, working iPad Mini 16gb given a makeover with authentic meteorite dust. To create the priceless iPad Mini, the shredded remains of an octahedrite iron meteorite was then bonded to the back of the tablet computer. The result gives the backing a texture unlike any that can be achieved with a standard case or skin. The octahedrite iron meteorite used to obtain the raw materials is not unlike the one that struck Russia in mid-February.

The company is calling the prize the iPad Mini from Outer Space, and already interest in this space dust tablet computer has been high. More than 700 entries have already been submitted from those hoping to win the limited edition iPad Mini.

GoVacuum.com will award the space dust iPad Mini to the individual who comes up with the best name for the company's new mascot--a female Chihuahua puppy. The contest will be held entirely on Facebook and will require those hoping to win the meteorite iPad Mini to first "Like" the company's Facebook page. Then, contestants can post their names for the pup on the GoVacuum.com timeline, and visitors to the page can vote for their favorites.

To promote the contest, GoVacuum.com has created a rap jingle and placed contest promotions on its official website and social media pages. Entries will be accepted until April 1, 2013, at 4:11AM EST. The voting will also close at this time. The winner and the GoVacuum.com Chihuahua's new name will be announced on April 2nd, 2013.

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GoVacuum announced today that the 24k gold plated vacuum, priced at $999,999, is going up for auction on Ebay for $.01 with no reserve on Cyber Monday.

Chantilly, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/21/2012 -- This past June, GoVacuum made International headlines with a product that was as ludicrous and odd as its price tag. While James Dyson is known for creating bagless vacuums under his Dyson brand, Justin Haver got his 15 minutes of vacuuming fame for creating a gold plated vacuum cleaner that he envisioned selling for $1,000,000.00.

The actual price of the 24k gold plated device was set at $999,999.00, because it was "on sale" at $1.00 off. Production was to be limited to one hundred machines, but so far they've not sold any to date. GoVacuum has manufactured one machine.

"I might have set the price a bit too high, but I really thought and still believe there's a luxury vacuum market for the ultra-rich.", Haver said. He continues, "The vacuum is gorgeous and we've had a lot of interested people asking about it, I think I'm just off on the price."

This morning GoVacuum announced (what they claim to be) the most dramatic price reduction ever offered for a Cyber Monday sale. GoVacuum, the manufacturer of the 24k gold plated vacuum, has put their only machine produced (to date) up for auction on Ebay. Starting bid is at a penny.

When GoVacuum first started marketing the gold vacuum with social media sites, including two music videos uploaded to YouTube, it was initially thought to be a hoax by many internet users; but since then the story of the golden vacuum has spread. Haver has appeared in person with the actual product on television shows to end the speculation.

The gold plated vacuum is certainly a luxurious commodity but it is also a sturdy piece of commercial grade hardware. The GV62711 features a 24k gold plated highly polished golden finish, a high performance 10 amp motor, 14" wide cleaning nozzle with a wooden roller brush, and anti-marring urethane wheels.

The auction, starts at 1:11am PST on Cyber Monday November 26, 2012, and will run for 10 days. Ten percent of the proceeds will be going to the American Red Cross. The Ebay auction id will be 271108184992 (visible once the auction starts).

"We're doing this to help gain attention for the un-plated vacuums that are sitting in our warehouses waiting to be customized. I really hope this auction helps bring awareness to the product and helps guide us as to where we should set the price for the other machines." Haver said.

GoVacuum has plans to expand their marketing efforts and offer the gold plated machines on other online marketplaces they operate, after the auction concludes.

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Vacuum’s Unlimited is a local vacuum retail store that is hosting a “Recycle and Save” event for Maryland, Washington DC, and Virginia residents.

Chantilly, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 10/25/2012 -- Vacuums Unlimited, a family owned vacuum retail business, has teamed up with Forever Green Recycling to host their first annual "Recycle and Save" event.

The "Recycle and Save" event is to encourage local Virginia, and surrounding area residents to bring their used or no longer wanted vacuums to have recycled. To add further encouragement, Vacuums Unlimited is also having their biggest vacuum sale in 35 years! For anyone who brings in their vacuum to have recycled, Vacuums Unlimited will provide a store credit - as much as $50 depending on the condition of the machine.

Vacuums Unlimited, for this specific event only, is having a huge sale on many popular brands of vacuums as well. Consumers will enjoy the lowest discount prices and special deals on many new and reconditioned upright and canister vacuums.

Vacuums Unlimited recently launched Vac-Recycle.com, the world's first vacuum recycling program and at this live event they will take any of the unwanted vacuums and try to recondition the machine to be sold at a future date or if the vacuum is beyond repair, Forever Green Recycling, with it's strict no landfill policy, will process the machine to be recycled.

Forever Green Recycling also wants to encourage local residents to bring in any unwanted electronics too. Though no store credit will be issued for any electronics turned in, please feel free to use this avenue to contribute in reducing your carbon footprint.

To add one final enticement, Vacuum's Unlimited is hosting a free raffle to win a Hoover U54219RM WindTunnel Bagged Upright vacuum. No trade in or purchase is necessary to enter the raffle. Pick up a ticket and the winner will be contacted by email. GoVacuum.com is Vacuums Unlimited's online entity and will be providing the opportunity for anyone who shows up to take a photo with the infamous "Million Dollar Gold Plated Vacuum" and the world's first "Priceless Vacuum" which will be on display.

The "Recycle and Save" event is being held on October 27th 2012 at 14500 Lee Road Chantilly, VA 20151 between the hours of 10am - 3pm. Whether local residents want to show up for the amazing vacuum sale or trade in a used or unwanted vacuum, this event will be a great way to get your home ready for the upcoming Fall and Holiday Season.

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GoVacuum.com has launched a website service for recycling old vacuum cleaners. Vac-Recycle.com will buy your old vacuum cleaner regardless of where you purchased it. The program's goal is reuse and recycle vacuum cleaners in an effort to keep them from landfills.

Chantilly, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 09/27/2012 -- Keeping up with the minds of today's environmentally conscious consumers, GoVacuum.com has recently launched America's first vacuum cleaner recycling program. Vac-Recycle.com is the first program of its kind which allows consumers to reduce their carbon footprint. Justin Haver, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at GoVacuum says the benefits of this recycling program is to, "Reduce, reuse, recycle; this is the process we all learned as kids to help the Earth. We try to reduce the number of vacuums being purchased by urging our consumers to buy a quality vacuum that will last longer. We will service most of the used vacuums we receive from this program and offer them for re-sale. If beyond repair, almost every part of the vacuum is recycled as per the recycling company we've partnered with and their 99% no landfill policy."

GoVacuum and Forever Green Recycling, two Virginia based companies, are pairing up to reduce the electronic clutter in landfills in efforts towards a cleaner environment.

GoVacuum started off as four vacuum stores in the Northern Virginia area until a few years ago. The stores were sold and the company changed from Vacuums Unlimited to GoVacuum, the online retail store of vacuums, vacuum accessories, air purifiers, etc. Haver states that as a company, "we've always cared about the environment, but two years ago we started thinking about how we can do more to be even greener. Thus, programs like planting a tree for every 500 ZVac filters we sell, reducing and altering our shipping process to use less and more Earth friendly materials and of course, Go Green. Go Clean." became the company motto. Staying true to their motto, GoVacuum has joined up with the Virginia based company Forever Green Recycling in pursuits of reducing the clutter of vacuums in landfills.

The BETA launch for vac-recycle.com was September 1, 2012. During this testing period, "we received four used vacuums all of which we will offer a new home after servicing via the GoVacuum outlet." says Haver. The date of the official launch for the website, vac-recycle.com, is September 27, 2012.

Though this is the first program of its kind for vacuums online, this is not the first recycling program that online consumers have encountered. Haver states that GoVacuum has modeled their vacuum recycle program after Amazon.com's trade-in program for the Kindle fire. "They want you to trade in your old electronics for store credit to help increase Kindle sales. We want to do the same for vacuums while helping the environment." GoVacuum is now offering up to a $50.00 store credit to consumers for their used and abused vacuum cleaners, no matter where the vacuums have been purchased.

In three easy steps, consumers can now complete the entire vacuum recycling process with GoVacuum and receive online store credit. The first step is checking out their easy to navigate website to see what their vacuum is worth. The second is to fill out the brief online form provided by GoVacuum. The third is to ship the vacuum and GoVacuum will send an email within seven to ten business days to let the consumer know that their account has been credited. Not only will the consumer get store credit for vacuums donated through the vacuum recycling program, but GoVacuum will also have a tree planted in the endangered Atlantic Forest of Brazil in the consumer's name.

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The 24k gold plated vacuum from the United States has now crossed the Atlantic. UK consumers can now clean their homes with the golden wonder by GoVacuum thanks to Firebox.co.uk, the UK's exclusive dealer for the GoVacuum GV62711.

Chantilly, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 09/25/2012 -- GoVacuum.com is a US based company which launched the world's first Million Dollar Vacuum, the GoVacuum GV62711 24k Gold Plated Vacuum Cleaner, in June of 2012. The GV62711 Vacuum is a 24 karat gold plated upright vacuum designed with beauty, extravagance, and full functionality. GoVacuum offers custom laser engraving, and an outer vacuum bag made of mostly any material the customer chooses.

GoVacuum.com is announcing that Firebox.co.uk is now the UK's official dealer of the GoVacuum GV62711 24k Gold Plated Vacuum Cleaner. Justin Haver the inventor and Vice President of Sales & Marketing for GoVacuum.com states, "With this one-of-a-kind vacuum, why limit its availability to just one country or continent? We wanted to expand our horizons and offer the great people of the UK a chance to own this extravagant and exclusive machine. Partnering with Firebox as a dealer will help expand it's awareness overseas."

Firebox.co.uk is a website which sells a variety of goods from many different categories but has one category which really stands out. Firebox.co.uk has a WTF?! (What The Firebox) category to list "the top range of mind-blowingly aspirational products aimed at fun-lovers with buttock-dentingly fat wallets. From flying cars and jetpacks to Batmobiles, bikes, and ludicrously luxe gadgets that defy belief," states the Firebox website.

"The GoVacuum GV62711 24k Gold Plated Vacuum Cleaner certainly belongs with "mind-blowingly aspirational products category. So don't be surprised if you're walking down the streets of London and see a guy with a jet pack strapped to his back, driving a Batmobile, with a gold vacuum in its trunk. With a "WTF?!" category, anything is possible.", says Haver.

Have any been sold? "Not as of yet, but I don't think all 100% of the 1% have heard about it, hopefully that will change soon!", Haver adds with sincerity.

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GoVacuum.com, originators of the world’s most expensive vacuum cleaner, the GV62711 a 24k gold plated vacuum that cost nearly $1,000,000.00, have now teamed with SEBO, a German vacuum manufacturer, to produce a one-of-a-kind vacuum that is covered in 1,000 Swarovski Elements and diamond dust. You read correct, but the SEBO GV62712 Felix Crystallize Onyx model can’t be purchased as it’s the world’s first and only priceless vacuum cleaner.

Chantilly, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 08/31/2012 -- GoVacuum.com is not a company that seems to shy away from extravagance. A few months ago, this family owned business released the GV62711, the world's most expensive vacuum cleaner that cost nearly $1,000,000.00. Yes, one million dollars. That vacuum cleaner, the GoVacuum GV62711 is a metal vacuum that's plated in 24k gold. Apparently a Million bucks and a gold covering didn't appease GoVacuum's exotic vacuum buyers, as they have now teamed up with the technologically- advanced German vacuum maker, SEBO, to produce an even more exclusive and blinged out vacuum cleaner. Don't worry; you won't need to break the bank to buy this one, as the SEBO GV62712 is the world's first and only priceless vacuum.

You would think after developing a million dollar dirt collector that's plated with 24k gold, GoVacuum would stop making these "exotic" vacuums. Plus, how could you top it? Charge $2,000,000 and cover it in rhodium?

Enter the SEBO GV62712 GoVacuum Felix Crystallize Onyx. This vacuum cleaner is made in Germany by the SEBO vacuum company, sports Swarovski Elements, and sprinkled in diamond dust. The price? $0.

"I think of it like the Hope diamond, as a Smithsonian curator once described it as 'priceless' because it was 'irreplaceable'. That's also the case with the SEBO GV62712, it's the only vacuum of its kind and while we have a limited production run of 100 for the gold plated GV62711 vacuums, the SEBO GV62712 is just one vacuum, period, SEBO nor GoVacuum will ever make another," says Justin Haver, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at GoVacuum.com.

He goes on to elaborate, "We still haven't sold any gold vacuums, so like Jay-Z, I got 99 problems, it's just mine are vacuums waiting to be sold and covered in gold. To help sales, we are taking best offers as the price may have been a bit off, but I still feel there is a market for exotic vacuums and I want raise awareness of the gold vacuum, so I called my friend John at SEBO."

SEBO is a German vacuum manufacturer that produces the most technologically advanced vacuums in the world. GoVacuum and SEBO teamed up to manufacture the SEBO GV62712 Felix Crystallize Onyx vacuum cleaner.

The Sebo GV62712 Felix Crystallize is a Sebo Felix Onyx vacuum cleaner enhanced with 1,000 Swarovski Elements, a premium brand for some of the world's finest crystals. The vacuum's power nozzle is sprinkled with diamond dust, and it's topped off with a handle that's plated in silver.

Why did John Van Leuven, Chief Executive Officer of Sebo America, decide to make this vacuum? "We really enjoyed what the people over at GoVacuum.com did with the million dollar vacuum. It might have been unconventional," John Van Leuven added, "but sometimes you just have to think outside the box. Justin called me and said he wanted to 'bling out' a SEBO and the GV62712 is the result."

What are the plans for this "priceless," technological singularity? How could one get their hands on such cleaning luxury? GoVacuum.com is giving it away.

"We wanted to have fun with this one, and get a chance to see how creative our customers are," says Haver. Just like the GV62711 vacuum, GoVacuum.com produced a rap song for the "priceless" GV62712 and is having customers create their own music video.

"The video can be about anything, just have fun with it," Haver added. Once the customer's video is created and sent to GoVacuum.com, the video will then be uploaded to the website, and their Youtube channel. The video that receives the most votes on GoVacuum.com will win the "priceless" SEBO GV62712. The contest is being held from 08/28/2012 until 12/15/2012 and more details can be found on GoVacuum.com.

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The GoVacuum GV62711 vacuum cleaner made headlines last month with its 24k gold plating and the whopping price tag of $1,000,000.00, but the Chantilly, VA based Internet company has reported they are now accepting offers for the exotic cleaning machine, in an effort to increase sales.

Chantilly, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 07/30/2012 -- GoVacuum.com, the Chantilly, VA based company that recently introduced the world's most Expensive vacuum cleaner, the GoVacuum GV62711- has announced today the $1,000,000 24k gold-plated cleaning machine might sell for less than the $999,999 sale price.

"It's perplexing to me, but as of now we've not sold a single vacuum." says Justin Haver who created the cleaning wonder and is Vice President of Sales & Marketing at GoVacuum.

Shocker!

"We've had some real interest in the vacuum cleaner, but I guess Billionaires are a bit more frugal than I expected. Perhaps that's how the 1% got so rich; by saving their money?" Haver stated with a baffled look on his face.

In case you don't already know, GoVacuum.com created their own vacuum cleaner: the GoVacuum GV62711. What's unique about this upright metal vacuum is the company has each unit custom engraved to the purchasers liking. From there it is drenched in 24k gold and finally topped off with a custom outer bag that's made from nearly any material desired.

Oh, and then there's the cost: $999,999.00. You read correct, $1.00 less than $1,000,000, but don't worry; it ships for free worldwide.

Billionaires need to act quick, though, as there are only 100 set to ever be produced. That means only 99 are left to be custom built. Before you start shaking your head in disbelief and assume this was just done just to draw attention to their website, be aware that GoVacuum has actually produced one and it sits waiting to be tested by the first serious buyer who shows interest. Listen to what else the eccentric creator of this excessive waste had to say:

"We decided to have the first one made to shun the naysayers that claimed it was a P.R. stunt, and I feel it will help sales of the vacuum with potential buyers. We're just a couple of miles from Dulles International Airport. A private jet can be flown in from anywhere around the world and the buyer can stop by to try it out before purchasing," he sincerely explains.

He went on to explain that the company will need at least 24 hours notice; upon notice the 24k gold-plated vacuum transferred to their showroom as they don't keep the finished machine at their warehouse location.

"To prevent our warehouse from being stuck with non-plated, unsold machines, we're allowing many vacuums and air purifiers to be Netotiated. We've also decided to include the GV62711 to be Netotiated by the distinguished few who are serious about purchasing it."

Their website coined the phrase and began using a feature called "Netotiate." Netotiating is done by a customer who is looking to purchase a product. They simply click on an orange button that reads "Make an offer," then enter the price they are willing to pay for that product. Shortly thereafter GoVacuum.com will either accept the consumers offer or they will submit a few counter offers for the consumer to either accept or decline.

"We offer free shipping on all items and a 60 day in-home trial on most products, and besides the GV62711, we're the lowest priced website in America for nearly all other products we offer, from vacuum bags and belts, to air purifiers and vacuum cleaners. To help customers save even more, we've implemented the ability to Netotiate on all "Just Like New" air purifiers and vacuums on our website. We feel this new and exciting feature will help us liquidate excess stock, customer returns, open box and refurbished machines," Haver said.

We asked him about what GoVacuum plans to do with the other 99 machines they have in stock, ready for customizing and gold plating. He responded, "Sell them, hopefully, as close to the $1,000,000 price as we can… but we'll see what people are Netotiating them for."

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GoVacuum has launched a Eureka vacuum contest giveaway that in very little time has started to buzz and trend on the web. It's a Twitter contest that's getting hundreds of entries a day, why?

Chantilly, VA -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/18/2012 -- GoVacuum.com, the leading online retailer that offers discounts on vacuum cleaners, vacuum parts and vacuum bags, has announced a Twitter contest on their website today!

GoVacuum will be giving away a free Eureka 166DX electric broom upright vacuum cleaner to one lucky tweeter. The contest will be held until August 15th 2012.

We recently caught up with Justin Haver vice president of sales and marketing for GoVacuum.comand he had this to say, "Twitter is without a doubt a social media website, but it's almost becoming a marketplace for us much like Amazon.com and NewEgg.com. We're always tweeting specials for GoVacuum.com and in an effort to increase our Twitter followers we've decided to launch this contest, which only takes seconds to enter."

To enter the contest for the Eureka vacuum cleaner, just log-in to your twitter account, follow them @GoVacuums and tweet this:

@govacuums and RT this for a chance to win an Eureka 166DX Vacuum Cleaner http://tweetsw.in/1649/ #contest #giveaway

"Keeping this simple and quick will hopefully enable more people to enter the contest and find out about the deals we have to offer at GoVacuum.com. Plus, they will keep current with all things at our company, like the world famous $1,000,000 vacuum plated in 24k gold, our recent press coverage in The Financial Times newspaper and a new $10 coupon we have just for liking us on Facebook, just to name a few," says Haver.

GoVacuum has a quirky and amusing blog at GoVacuum.us that keeps everyone up to date with these types of contest and everything else going on at the quickly growing company, he pointed out.

He also explained the Eureka vacuum contest ends on August, 14th 2012 at 12:00am PST and the $10 Facebook coupon can't be used on Miele or SEBO vacuum cleaners, nor Austin Air air purifiers. GoVacuum does not discount Miele vacuum cleaners, nor do they have Miele vacuums on sale, on their website as per the manufactures request.

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Online coupons are becoming more popular as a way for savvy consumers to save money, but with the ever changing Internet and with social media websites at the helm of web version 2.0, what's the future of online coupons? We sat down with one eccentric Internet marketing expert who makes a strong case for social medias impact with couponing.

Chantilly, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 07/18/2012 -- Remember back when you would wait to make a purchase until after you received the Sunday coupons from the inserts of the newspaper? The days of cutting coupons and falling victim to the occasional paper cut are over. Even today, while there are reality shows such as Extreme Couponing along with thrifty consumers who hoard paper coupons, the average consumer is turning to the Internet for savings.

Many websites such as Cool Savings, Coupon Cabin and Retail Me Not are part of the growing online coupon community. Consumers are starting to buy more and more online with online coupons, but even savvy brick and mortar shoppers are also starting to utilize online coupons for added savings in local stores.

"E-commerce is still in its teenage years; online revenue in the United States was at $176 Billion in 2010. By 2015 it's expected to reach nearly $300 Billion according to Forrester Research, Inc.," says Justin Haver, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at GoVacuum.com, an online allergy and vacuum cleaner retailer.

GoVacuum has evolved from operating four brick and mortar retail stores in the Northern Virginia area to shifting their entire business online. "Consumers are starting to embrace the Internet more and more everyday. This includes online coupons; it's an area where we're seeing a lot of growth. Pair that with the new forms of social media and we feel the future of savings will be done mostly online with these social media sites, not only online coupon websites," Haver says.

He was quick to point out they often have coupon savings exclusively for Twitter users. "If we find that obscure vacuum in the back of our warehouse, we just make a quick tweet about it with a coupon code, and in minutes we start to see sales with the Twitter coupon code. It's a powerful tool!" he explains.

Twitter is a social media and micro blogging website that allows posts of up to 140 characters, officially known as Tweets. These tweets can have external links to websites such as GoVacuum.com. Twitter currently has over 500,000,000 users worldwide, with nearly 350,000,000 tweets per day. Twitter is not the only social media website that companies and consumers are embracing to connect.

"Facebook has really helped us to get the word out about our products, specials and sales. We have special coupons designed just for Facebook as well. Such as anyone who likes us on Facebook, can save $10.00 off any purchase $50.00 or more."

Facebook has nearly 1,000,000,000 registered users. Facebook burst on to the college social networking scene back in February, 2004. It's growth has been unprecedented and Facebook has recently gone public with an IPO. The company's revenue is generated from the ads displayed on the website; it's completely free for users.

These are the two largest social media websites, but they're not the only ones. Quickly gaining popularity is the new social picture website Pinterest, an online collage of pictures that can be shared among its nearly 20,000,000 members. Never one to be shown up, Facebook's purchase of Instagram, a smartphone application that allows users to upload images with effects and filters to its website, allowing similar usability and the ability to directly compete with Pinterest. Integrating it with their user interface, Facebook hold's a competitive advantage due to the sheer number of users it offers this new app to.

Then of course there's the search giant, Google, who launched Google Plus (AKA Google +). While they have over 250,000,000 registered users, this seems to be one of the least popular social sites even though it is by far one of the most powerful technology-wise. Google Plus has even been used by President Obama in the first-ever virtual interview from the White House on January 30, 2012.

Then there's Skype, Windows Live, LinkedIn, Badoo (which is not to be confused with Bebo). With all these different social networking websites and coupons becoming more popular on them, how is a company such as GoVacuum to keep up?

"Caffeine! Lots and lots of green tea," Haver jokes. "There are companies that specialize in social media advertising, they offer an all in one solution, but we've found their knowledge is actually elementary, and in many cases, less than ours. What works for us is to start using the service and read about it, experience it first hand, interact with other users. From there we can build a marketing campaign tailored to each website in an effort to hopefully reach the consumer with our coupons."

So how many consumers are actually going to these social media websites for savings and coupons? Enough to where hackers and scam artist have taken notice and are starting to advertise online coupons in an effort to take control of your computer and install malicious spyware, malware and viruses.

Is this a reason to not look online for coupons? Hardly. This is just another reason to protect your computer with the proper security software, but before you run out and buy the latest edition of Norton, we suggest you look on a social networking website for a coupon first.

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GoVacuum starts a new website enabling everyone to fix and repair their own vacuum cleaner. AskGoVacuum.com is going to change the vacuum industry as we know it!

Chantilly, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 07/16/2012 -- GoVacuum has introduced a new and exciting website for everyone who owns a vacuum cleaner called AskGoVacuum.com, a vacuum repair forum where anyone can post a question regarding their vacuum cleaner; certified vacuum technicians will be standing by to answer any and all questions, guaranteeing a response within 24 hours or less. In many cases, GoVacuum will even film a repair video related to common questions and problems and post it on AskGoVacuum.com.

The website has been in BETA mode for over 4 years explains Justin Haver of GoVacuum.com, "AskGoVacuum.com has been in the making for quite sometime now. We originally launched in BETA mode back in early 2009; it has taken us this long to perfect its technology, making it easier for consumers to use and to staff our company with the most knowledgeable employees in the vacuum industry to handle answering the questions."

AskGoVacuum.com is a pretty simple concept: A forum where you can post any vacuum cleaner related questions, from what to look for when buying a vacuum cleaner to how to replace a transmission in a Kirby and everything in between. The site has an easy to use interface and many common questions may have already been asked and answered, thus posting a question in many cases can be avoided just by searching the site.

"For nearly 35 years, we've been leaders in the vacuum industry with innovations like AskGoVacuum.com. This is the first and only website that I know of that offers free vacuum advice, no strings attached. We're giving directions and instructions on how to service a vacuum, coupled with quick in-depth answers to questions about how to purchase a vacuum, plus the industry's most complete video library of vacuum reviews and repairs," says Haver with child-like enthusiasm.

One unique aspect about AskGoVacuum.com is the cost: nothing. While many specialty websites that connect users with experts charge by the minute for phone support or by the word for text support, this new website is absolutely free to all users.

How can a company afford to film detailed directional videos, some of which are over 20 minutes long and employ a staff to handle answering these questions for free?

"We believe when someone receives great service and advice from our website, they establish a relationship with us and see that we're all about pleasing the customer; this makes us confident that they are more likely to support us in the same way we support them. Empowering the consumer with knowledge is something no one else in the industry is doing, being the dispenser of this knowledge should gain a customers trust with us. It doesn't hurt having the lowest prices, a 60 day in-home trial and free shipping on most items," replies Haver with a smile.

He also pointed out GoVacuum has over 100,000 online reviews with a 99.6% customer satisfaction rating. GoVacuum.com carries most major brands of vacuum cleaners, air purifiers and stocks many vacuum parts. Armed with the knowledge provided by GoVacuum and with the repair parts they offer, nearly anyone can now perform their own vacuum repairs.

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The new title holder as the world’s most expensive vacuum cleaner is now on sale for just under $1,000,000 and is plated in24k Gold, a limited run of just 100 units. Seriously!

Chantilly, VA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 06/30/2012 -- Here's one hard to believe, but true. Following six months of diligent research and development, the team at one of the world's leading online vacuum retailers today announces the launch of the GV62711 – a 24k gold plated vacuum cleaner with the world's heftiest price tag, a cool $1 million.

Designed for the person who literally has everything, the GV62711 is limited to an exclusive run of just 100 units. The vacuum cleaner is causing much hype with its exclusive list of features, its dazzling good looks and for its rap song which is taking the viral internet scene by storm.

Justin Haver, Vice President of sales and marketing at GoVacuum.com, explains how this literal golden opportunity came to fruition.

"Six months ago I got up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and was blinded by golden light in my half-asleep daze, I thought why is there not a gold vacuum for sale?" he explains.

Haver continues, "So, it took us about six months into creating the GV62711 24k gold-plated vacuum. This involved designing its list of executive features, striking a deal with one of the country's top gold platers and having a theme and rap song produced to assist us with spreading the word."

While it may be drenched in gorgeous 24k gold and carry a price tag that's making jaws drop around the world, the GoVacuum GV62711 hasn't overlooked the finer details. The 16lb vacuum features 100% metal construction, a powerful 10 amp motor, 14" cleaning nozzle and even a hand-sewn bag that can be made from a material of the customer's choosing.

"This isn't a joke, a fake product or publicity stunt as many people have thought. I have submitted an application with the book of world's records for the GV62711 to hold the title as the world's most expensive vacuum cleaner, the claim number is 397256. We're limiting the run to 100, each supplied with their own serial number and certificate of authenticity. These vacuums are already produced as they are born as another machine and sit in stock waiting for customizing, engraving and gold plating. Yes, the vacuums can be engraved for personalization and are ready for immediate purchase, although the total process will take 4-6 weeks so it can be tailored to the customer and their specific needs. It's one of the most expensive home products ever created and I'm delighted to have come up with the idea. I fully anticipate to sell them to the world's wealthiest who simply, can, " Haver adds.

Why would they sell the 24k golden vacuum at $1 under a Million? "Introductory price", Haver say's with a grin.

When questioned if they are overpriced? "Let me be clear, no it's not worth its weight in gold, but no it's not over priced. It's not solid gold, just 24k plated, but the buyer of this vacuum will understand its exclusivity, and truly believe that the status of owning a limited luxury item like this can't be measured in dollars and cents", Haver replied.

The GoVacuum GV62711 is available now for purchase. Click here to find out more about the $1,000,000 Gold Plated Vacuum Cleaner and listen to the catchy theme and rap song that have already gone viral on several websites.

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