Category Archives: Shopping

Redbox Tests $2 Per Night Rentals: Will You Still Rent?

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(UPDATE: I have discovered that the $2 pricing is only occurring in the Harrisburg, PA area. Redbox is also testing a $1.50 nightly [...]

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Mail-In Rebates: Stay Ahead of the Game

For many individuals, mail-in rebates can be a pain. They require you to send in all kinds of personal information, cut out UPCs, mail envelopes stuffed with crap, and remember where/when you sent them. It’s no wonder many individuals don’t even bother sending in the rebate. Well, I am not one of those individuals. I [...]

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Teacher or Student? Great Time to Buy a Mac (Again)!

This is a repost from last year. Thankfully, Apple is running this promotion again this year.
Are you a student, teacher, or staff member of an education institution? Now is a great time to buy a Mac computer. Whether you want a laptop or desktop, not only do you get great educational pricing, you can get [...]

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Our Cell Phone Company Is Scamming Us

A couple of months ago, I opened our AT&T wireless bill to see quite a surprise. We unfortunately had gone over our minutes and incurred about $30 in additional fees. How could we have gone over our minutes? We always had minutes left over at the end of the month and we didn’t change our phone [...]

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Get Free Coin Counting at Coinstar

We all have change lying around our house and in our cars. In fact, the average American has about $90 is spare change just lying around! But how can you turn that loose change into bills for free? Many banks will do it for free if you are a member. But what if you are [...]

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The Age of No Negotiation

Back in the day when I worked in a department store, we had this one manager that was extremely passionate about making sure that the customer was take care of. I even remember one occasion where a customer brought in a 10 year old item that stopped working. The customer was upset (I would not [...]

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