I am still waiting for all the liquidation prices to drop more at the Hudson Bat store here and this was a great example on how you need to avoid just buying things emotionally based on a sales sign. I was looking at this upright lamp which was listed at about $30 at the store
There is a new computer processor coming out called the AMD 9950X3D which is expected to be in high demand and people are wondering if retailers will be jacking up the price to take advantage of the frenzy while they can. I noticed for one large computer site they are actually bundling it with motherboards
Today I saw some products on sale which seemed like it was advertised as a clearance price which should usually mean a heavy discount. This was kind of odd though I thought as one of the products was a G0Pro 12 action camera which is technically not even a year old yet. Was it just
This happens many times where you see various items on sale where the only difference is how much you get per pack. Usually, the more you buy the more you save such as buying the larger bulk items would normally be a better value than buying smaller packages. But look at this deal for a
So today I decided to drop by a grocery store as they were having a $1.49 sale and one item happened to be a pound of strawberries which is a great deal. These would normally go for about $3 or more at a lot of places. But what caught my attention was as I visited
Oh was I disappointed to see this today as a few days ago there were a lot od Easter Candy on clearance where many items were listed at about $8 when normally they were fifteen. I debated about buying one in case it would be a good party snack or something so I did. Then,