Today there was a funny example where many times supermarket products actually ring up for the wrong price where you end up paying more. Often too people miss these as one usually looks at the total where if it sounds about right then they will just let it be. Today I kind of fell into
Recently in one of the stores here there was a coupon offer where people were able to buy a dozen eggs for about $1.49 each which is a great deal. In order to prevent people from just buying the entire stock there is a purchase limit of two and any additional amounts will be charged
So today while going around the local Best Buy store I was looking at the home phone prices. I was looking for a combo where you can get a regular landline one as well as a cordless one which should be a good combo. I then saw what appeared to be the same Vtech product
So today was Amazon Prime day and I decided to buy a hardrive. While I was saving $40 according to the sale price as usual I tend to look at price history to determine if something was truly a great deal. Sure enough when I looked at it apparently the cheapest price for this particular
The other day I was thinking of some potential gifts for my nephew and so places like Toys R US came to mind. I discovered that there was a coupon that stated you can get $25 off for spending $50 except it originally states that it is for baby products only. However, if you actually
I was reading some deals today where some of them happened to be round-trip airfares. Example, flights that would probably normally be about $800 was listed as like $200. Of course there were a lot of people jumping on the deal right away. I was thinking though, would you ever actually take a trip because