Multi-level personal hand cart
AssigneeWynd Wurx, LLC
InventorJames G. Prather
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AssigneeWynd Wurx, LLC
InventorJames G. Prather
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A multi-level personal utility cart is disclosed as including a handle having an upper portion, opposing side portions and a lower portion, a first basket assembly including panels at the front, sides, and bottom thereof, the first basket assembly being supported by the handle, a second basket assembly including panels at the front, sides, and bottom thereof, the second basket assembly being supported by the handle, the first basket assembly being positioned atop the second basket assembly, and the first and second basket assemblies being pivotally supported to the handle, whereby the first and second basket assemblies are collapsible into a compact and substantially planar structure. Also disclosed is a method for deterring theft of “conventional” shopping carts which entails providing “non-conventional” shopping carts of the inventive type to users for purchase, marking the “non-conventional” shopping carts with information identifying the user as the owner of the cart, marking the “non-conventional” shopping carts with information identifying one or more vendors of services or products offered or sold at a market, and providing the user with discounts on the services or products offered or sold by the one or more vendors to the market
A multi-level personal utility cart, comprising:
A method for deterring theft of “conventional” shopping carts from market premises, the “conventional” shopping carts being of the kind typically owned or leased, and stocked, by markets to enable customers, who have come to the market premises to obtain goods, to transport the purchased goods from storage or display areas in the market to check-out areas and then to the customers' vehicles, said method further serving the needs of customers to have carts to transport their purchases to their homes after a shopping experience at the markets, the needs of the markets to retain the “conventional” carts at the market premises, and the needs of vendors of products and services to the markets to be recognized by the shopping public, said method comprising the steps of:
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