I noticed something interesting the other day as I had to do some shopping at the mall. Three out of the five stores I went to had some kind of a customer satisfaction survey that they want you to fill out online where the address is printed out on the receipt. To entice you to
A person was telling today how he tried to use a perfectly legitimate coupon at a store. Essentially, you would get X amount of dollars off for any product that a specific company manufactures. Upon presenting the coupon the store employee was kind of apprehensive in honoring it. The reason he came up with was
Ever since online shopping comparison sites came out there have also been a lot of sites that focus on local deals where people share information that they know about upcoming sales and discounts. As a result, what I have always found useful in saving money is trying to find out sales that are happening the
I was watching a clip today about a person talking about coupons and how she saves a lot of money by shopping for things that she finds coupons for. She even mentioned that if she purchased a product that was unused since purchasing it and she found a coupon for it later she would return
Today I got an e-mail from a friend as he simply mass e-mailed everyone about this Burger King promotion where it appears for quite a few days you can simply walk in the restaurant during breakfast time and get a free sandwich. You can see the deal here: http://www.burgerking.ca/en/View.aspx?uid=TopMenu_BREAKFASTONTHEKING In the body of his e-mail
This was kind of surprising to me and I guess it can be useful for businesses or parents. Although this specific example is for Canada, maybe they offer something similar in your home country as well. Essentially, I saw one particular fitness club that has classes for kids and to encourage parents to enroll their