With a new supermarket opening up around the area recently I occasionally dropped by just to see what the prices were like as I don’t usually shop at this particular business. But one thing I wondered if this was intentional is whether or not unadvertised sales are a part of their business strategy to get
Usually when you shop at the stores nowadays, the receipt would tell you not only the cost of your purchases but also how much you saved if you were to pay full price for your products. I did see a few great deals while walking through the super market and so I decide to buy
What a great example this was I thought on how keeping track of grocery prices to truly understand what is a good deal can save you so much money versus just relying on a flyer or signage as an example. While I was walking through the supermarket over the past few days I noticed that
This was another one of those times where I was alerted that a decent sale was happening at a store and so I made my way to the closest one. Apparently for this it was the company No Frills where they were selling canned sardines and tuna for less than one dollar. Great deal I
Interesting opinions I was reading about Save on Foods recent revival of its $1.49 Tuesday sales special where the first event seemed to have generated a lot of positive feedbacks. There were great varieties of items that people actually wanted at very cheap prices. Even I dropped by the store to see the deals. I
I decided to take as stroll through some Bed Bath and Beyond stores as they are all closing up due to bankruptcy. That means clearance sales as expected. On top of that, it is very normal for these liquidation companies to markup the prices to the point where the clearance prices end up being the