Boxing day is coming soon for people here in Canada and usually within the next few days store deals and flyers for that day begin to pop up. As a result I always hold off any big purchases for myself during these times to avoid the risk of not snagging a good deal on that
I had an interesting thought today that ended up working surprisingly. Basically I was shopping for some groceries and wanted to buy some canned soup. The store I went to didn’t seem to have them on sale which kind of discouraged me from buying it as I have often seen it for a lot less
I was just looking up some deals for monthly services I use such as the cell phone and home Internet and it seems like it is on the dot where a lot of companies are throwing out deals now in hopes to acquire customers for the new years coming. I think most noticeably cell phone
A few months ago I bought a new computer. One thing that has been rendered useless is this really ancient flatbed scanner that I used to use as the company has discontinued support for the product way back and there are no drivers for the operating system I am using. So as a result that
Nowadays a lot of retailers seemed to be offering people gift cards as a bonus for buying high cost items. For example, purchase a $200 TV and get a $25 gift card. What surprises me is that a lot of people don’t attempt to price match stores if the actual item costs less elsewhere as
I had an interesting situation the other day where I normally did an activity with a group of people and we needed some kind of VOIP platform to enable real time chat with about 30+ people at a time. Most of the solutions were about $8 a month which wasn’t too bad. We were thinking