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June 3, 2008

SG  WORLDWIDE OFFERS NEW WEB SERVICES

Web site development
Check out the rock bottom prices on web design services.

May 20, 2008

SG  WORLDWIDE MEETS WITH GOODWILL

Discuss e-commerce
SG Worldwide met with Goodwill, a shop the SG has supported since inception.  E-commerce and the creation of an online store was discussed.

December, 2007

SG  WORLDWIDE SAYS HAPPY HOLIDAYS

Enjoy the holidays
SG Worldwide would like to wish everyone a happy and healthy holiday and New Year!

April 5, 2007

SG WORLDWIDE SAYS "GO GREEN"

As a small business, SG Worldwide wants the public to lead the way in going green
We use recycled paper for printing and shipping supplies. We use compact-fluorescent bulbs in our office. We use a Prius hybrid for business purposes.  What have you done to GO GREEN?  SG Worldwide wants to remind all customers and visitors to go green and remember, you can save money too!

We went global...and so should you!

SG Worldwide was started by Alex Zablocki while attending Baruch College in Manhattan in 2001. 

SG Worldwide was formerly Save Greenbacks - or Save Money.  It was later changed to SG Worldwide in 2004. (officially filed in Richmond County,  NY State as "Alex Zablocki d/b/a SG Worldwide")

As of 2008, SG Worldwide has shipped over 15,000 packages worldwide! As the dollar has fallen, SG has seen an increase in international sales.

SG Worldwide's main business is the sale of new and used books, DVD's, videos, CD's and electronic equipment.  SG also buildings small business, political and non-profit websites.  Our main store is on Amazon.com.

SG Worldwide carries about 300 items in inventory every week and is constantly acquiring new merchandise.  At its peak, SG had over 3,000 items in inventory.

SG is committed to being a 'green' business, using a hybrid vehicle, reducing waste and shipping with recycled material and reselling items that normally would find their way to a landfill.  SG also supports many non-profit organizations throughout New York City and central and northern New Jersey, such as the Salvation Army and Goodwill Industries.