Cyber Monday is a great time to score deals, but waiting for sales
isn't the only way to get discounts on items. Often you can
score great prices just by asking.
Here are the unwritten rules of how to haggle and when to do it.
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Photo courtesy of Justin Henry, via FlickrAccording to a recent article on the environmental blog Grist,
we have Walmart to thank for our stuff falling apart.
The argument goes like this: thanks to Walmart's never-ending quest to
lower prices, we're seeing a steady drop in the quality and durability
of clothing, electronics, and other items. This means we have to replace
our stuff more, which in turn means we're spending more and doing
damage to the environment.
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Doing your holiday shopping online can save you plenty of headaches and stress during the crazy shopping season. Knowing the very best days to shop for a particular item can also save you plenty of cash. If you're familiar with
Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving when retailers slash prices, you may have also heard of
Cyber Monday, the online version.
But online deals are available on other days as well, if you know what day of the week you should be looking.
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