Speaking of bargains, my cousin Tony convinced me to check the circulars and brave the crowds on Black Friday. So I off marched to Circuit City and bought a GPS I spied for 50% off the regular price. It's a Garmin Nuvi 350, portable and easy to use. Now my friend Kim (who is the queen of bargain hunting) has spotted the Garmin Nuvi 650 at Costco for $300 after a $150 rebate. If you know how directionally challenged I am (like the time I accidentally drove through the state of Pennsylvania and ended up in Maryland instead of NJ), then you know this purchase was well worth every penny.
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Bargainista at Work
Attention, deal hunters and holiday shoppers: You gotta check out The Bargainist for sales and coupons. I say this with a smile, since earlier today I redeemed my free drink coupon for a coffee at Seattle's Best and used a 20% off coupon at Borders to buy a present. Cha-ching!
Speaking of bargains, my cousin Tony convinced me to check the circulars and brave the crowds on Black Friday. So I off marched to Circuit City and bought a GPS I spied for 50% off the regular price. It's a Garmin Nuvi 350, portable and easy to use. Now my friend Kim (who is the queen of bargain hunting) has spotted the Garmin Nuvi 650 at Costco for $300 after a $150 rebate. If you know how directionally challenged I am (like the time I accidentally drove through the state of Pennsylvania and ended up in Maryland instead of NJ), then you know this purchase was well worth every penny.
Speaking of bargains, my cousin Tony convinced me to check the circulars and brave the crowds on Black Friday. So I off marched to Circuit City and bought a GPS I spied for 50% off the regular price. It's a Garmin Nuvi 350, portable and easy to use. Now my friend Kim (who is the queen of bargain hunting) has spotted the Garmin Nuvi 650 at Costco for $300 after a $150 rebate. If you know how directionally challenged I am (like the time I accidentally drove through the state of Pennsylvania and ended up in Maryland instead of NJ), then you know this purchase was well worth every penny.
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