How To Save Your Bucks Around These Online Shopping Sales.
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First and
foremost, we must accept the fact that absolutely no one will hand you out
valuable things at dirt cheap prices. There must be some hidden things or lies
that will make us believe that we are saving money, but in reality they are the
ones earning money and in almost all cases, we are simply falling into their
trap and losing huge amounts.
Let’s
understand the various tricks these online sites use during offer period.
1. They will have an offer on literally
every category available on their site.
2. Most certainly, the ‘original price’
will be fake !
3. If it looks like a great deal in
every way, still it will be an offer that will get them some money, like
exchange offers.
Remember that jbl deal ? ahhh no..? :-
Remember that jbl deal ? ahhh no..? :-
Exchange
offers are like online shops’ scrap business. They ask you for an old commodity
for a certain cheap amount, since you will not get any other buyers anyway. The
‘older’ devices will get them more than double the amount that was discounted
for your new device. So, they indirectly earn more through such offers. And you
exchange it because no one else will buy it and you get a small percent
discount which you won’t get otherwise! So, in a nutshell, the last trick
doesn’t have a workaround and we won’t need one because we aren’t losing too
much (Provided you are not foolish enough to give them a comparatively new
device).
But the other two tricks are where we lose huge sums.The most basic thing is, shop for only those items that you really need and not those things which has an attractive offer just for the sake of ‘saving money’. Offers like flat 30% off are just a way to attract customers. They will highlight the offers they have in every category, which customers will most probably check out, and if they find some good deal then they will order it without thinking if they really need it at the first place. So basically you are buying a thing which you had no plans of buying, but you ordered it because it was available for maybe half the original price (fake price, that is).
Talking
about ‘original price’ listed during offer period, well it’s anyone’s guess
that those will be fake. Are there any workarounds for this? Yes, definitely!
If there are
advertisements about the upcoming offer day/week, then immediately check the
price of the things you wish to get, and crosscheck them while you are going to
order to during offer periods. This will ensure that you know the actual price
and whether the ‘offer’ is real or fake.
But the
sites may update the prices just before announcing new sales, just to make it
more believable and convince buyers that they are truly selling it cheap. The
only way out of this, and it’s a foolproof method, is to check the price of the
same thing on other sites at the same time. May be the ‘discounted’ price will
be higher than the actual price. By crosschecking the prices with other sites,
you can be sure about the savings that you make and not end up losing money in
a bid to save some.
Since today's the last day,for their what so called "GOSF" !! they are gonna mail you,text you basically... make marketing all the way around to stick you on their sites, basically you got the point right ?
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Article by : Ashish Mukundan
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Since today's the last day,for their what so called "GOSF" !! they are gonna mail you,text you basically... make marketing all the way around to stick you on their sites, basically you got the point right ?
Images : Meme generator.
Article by : Ashish Mukundan
Find us on Fb :- Nextthinkerzz
Wanna know if your moto G 2013,gpe got the update or not ?
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