Usually in stores that have kind of salesmen involved when you purchase a lot of stuff they are more eager to give you a discount as for them they make more money. So often they wouldn’t want to lose say a $300 commission over an item that costs the company only about $20 per se.
Today I was just goofing around with various Airlines as I was checking rates for some airfares. The funny thing I noticed was that it seemed like booking flights on a Wednesday for one reason or another usually generated the cheapest rates. This got me curious to see if there was any logical reason behind
Recently I went to this place where it looked like a wholesale type of store for consumers that requires no membership. As you would expect there were items and packages that were pretty large. For example, a can of pineapple looked more like you were buying some paint for the house. The prices weren’t honestly
I noticed a funny thing today as I was at a restaurant with some people and apparently they dine a lot at the place. It was kind of funny as they just kept asking the waiters/managers to give them discounts, appetizers and desserts for free in a semi joking way that they should be treated
I was looking at a flyer as I knew that a particular place always had a no tax sale once in awhile where I would hold off making any major purchases until this happens. Sure enough, it is coming up again. I am always surprised when more people don’t take advantage of events like these.
So I was just contacting some companies today as I was trying to get a feel for what the average cost would be for a particular service. There was one business that was giving me a quote where their service fee would be about $1000. The funny thing is that while doing more research I