You probably already know frugal shopper’s golden rule – never pay a full price. There are so many internet coupons available that it is almost a crime not to use them. Read the rest of this entry »
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Last time I reviewed Upromise, MyPoints and Creation Rewards – cash back sites that I used quite frequently in the past. I still occasionally use them, but there are a few others which I like more. There are BigCrumbs, Ebates and MrRebates. Read the rest of this entry »
Unfortunately for me, but fortunately for you I found another neat closeout shoes site.
Unfortunately for me, because this site became another distraction from my everyday life. Fortunately for you because every week they have some fantastic deals on discount and closeout shoes, which I will be blogging about since I am hooked to the site already anyway. 
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If you have been reading my blog, you know what my addictions are: clothing, shoes and handbags. I shared most of my secrets where I get clothes, bags and shoes for cheap, but there is another place that I have to mention. Payless Shoe Source.
You can shop Payless online, or if you prefer you can go to an actual store. There are three main reasons why I like to shop Payless.
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When my frugal shopacholic friend told me about this site called “Endless” which sells discount handbags and shoes, I went to check it right away. When I opened the first page, I though she went nuts.
$149 Tote? ON SALE? Or what is this – $378 hobo??? $1290 pair of sandals?!??? WHAAAAT?!? Did she win a lottery or something? I don’t ever remember her spending more than $50 on anything. When I calmed down a little and looked closely I realized that I somehow landed on “designer” page and the items were sorted by price: “high to low”. Read the rest of this entry »
Probably every one of us have a friend or an acquaintance from “the man who has everything” category. Getting a gift for such a person could be a real pain. I remember how stuck I felt when our millionaire – acquaintance invited us for his housewarming party. What in the world are you supposed to give to a guy who drives a Lexus and just bought a five-million dollar home? Certainly not a $25 gift-card from Wal-Mart. Read the rest of this entry »
Before I came to the United States I wore sneakers only to a gym. Actually, I would only wear them AT a gym, because they seemed way too unfeminine and ugly to walk on the streets in. I had to reconsider my fashion choices and hide my stiletto heels when I moved to the U.S. and had kids. I didn’t want to wear Wal-Mart unattractive and cheap sneakers and I wasn’t going to spend hundreds of bucks on just as unattractive brand name ones either. Skechers became an answer to my prayers.
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I love kids’ clothes. They are so cute and bright, and every time I go to the store I have to use my will power not to buy the entire rack. I like to find ways to buy kids clothes for cheap, because my kids seem to grow out of them before I get them out of the shopping bags. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to score cute children clothing for unbelievably low prices.
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I don’t know about you, but I love winning prizes. Even though there is nothing like winning a prize for your achievements and hard work, sometimes you just want to win something without any effort. It is like getting a nice surprise from your significant other when you don’t expect it.
When I say – “winning without effort” I really mean it. No, you don’t need to fill out long surveys and participate in sweepstakes and surveys (although you may if you want to). All you need to do is search the web as you usually do, but do it through Swagbucks. Read the rest of this entry »
I found Red Tag Crazy (RTC) awhile ago when I was looking for cheap designer clothes (something I do very often. more often than I would like to admit). It took me some time to figure out how the site works, but when I did, it turned out to be pretty simple and pretty cool actually:-).
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