After the huge success of 2005 Black Friday sales events, it's looking like this year will be no different. And, the best part? You can find out ahead of time exactly what's going to be on sale at your favorite stores! Here's how...
Shopping in a thrift store has practically replaced shopping in an outlet mall as a way to find great bargains these days. I attribute that to the fact that outlets aren't really filled with bargain prices anymore, but a thrift shop is! These days more and more frugal-minded people have their eye on the bottom line, which is: How to get something for almost nothing. Here's how: Shop in thrift stores!
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Check out the incredible prices at Black Friday 2005 after-Thanksgiving sales at major retail stores including: Ace Hardware, Bass Pro Shops, Best Buy, Circuit City, CompUSA, Costco, EB Games, Express, JCPenney, KMart, Kohl's, Linens & Things, Meijer, Office Max, Radio Shack, Sam's Club, Sears, Staples, Target, Toys R Us, Walgreens, WalMart, and many more!
Call me crazy, but whenever I'm shopping, I'd rather feel like I'm getting a bargain. NOT like I'm being suckered by some marketing ploy. Stores like Kohl's don't have to play tricks with their prices to get us into their stores. Here's the scoop...
The clothing items at the Goodwill Store are typically marked between $3 and $6 each... Well, on my most recent trip there, they were having a '50% Off Everything' sale. So, you can just imagine the LOAD of clothes -- and purses, and winter coats -- I was able to get for about $70!
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Who knew that Goodwill would have so many great items at such low prices? I'm a frequent shopper at Goodwill stores now. Here's why...
