So today I went to an area where pretty much all the stores were factory outlets of the big companies that you would normally see at your everyday malls. Pretty much everyone had 50% off signs and bundled deals. Honestly though, price wise it seemed almost similar to what you would find at the mall
Recently a person came up to me saying how she got a great deal on a blender as the store was advertising it as $10 off. When she told me about the price and the item, I immediately knew that it wasn’t really a deal at all as most places sold the item for the
I thought this was a little silly today as I went into a Target store to see what was left before it closes down permanently next week. Basically, it appeared that there were people who were hiding merchandise in odd sections which I can only assume is in anticipation for a better discount. Example, exercise
I recently noticed that a person went to a store just as I did to buy some apples that were on sale. However, there was nothing on the shelf. The person then mumbled out loud that everything was sold out and left. I decided to ask a worker instead to see if there was more
I was thinking of buying a specific PC monitor last year except I wasn’t happy with the prices I saw. Therefore, I constantly held off. It has literally been over a year and even with all the sales this year there was no deal to be found for it. Interestingly enough, it’s been so long
As expected today virtually all the stores I went to were jam packed with parents and kids. You would think that people opt to do their trick or treating inside stores and venues now as opposed to going door to door. I was surprised to see that a lot of shops were actually trying to