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
This was kind of knew. I have always heard of people locking in their finds with banks through various investments so that they can’t spend the money in order to save more. Today I was talking to a guy who worked for a small private company and he requested that they only give him the
I was talking to a friend today who lined up in the wee early morning at a store with the intent to buy a TV for bout $200 for his business. In fact, he intended to buy about three of them. However, he mentioned that by the time he lined up he realized that even
This was creative I thought. Who would have thought about a bank having sales during times like these? Just the thought of it would be weird as what would it be? A sale in exchanging foreign currency or something? For the most part it seemed to be deals such as getting bonus money for opening