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By: Patrick

Patrick — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 04:06:26 +0000

Sorry, guess I’m a little late to the party with this comment, but I’m very excited to report that my wife and I bought entire summer wardrobes, except footwear, for our 5 y.o. boy and 2 y.o. girl in eBay lots, for a total of $144. My wife did most of the searching, and targeted items that included at least 10 pieces of clothing in one lot, and included brand names in the item description. We also used a great tool called snipestreet (snipestreet.com) to enter bids on our behalf at the last second. We saved a lot of money using this tool.

More importantly, we saved a lot of time by doing our shopping from home and having everything shipped to our doorstep (which also has the added bonus of creating a special package delivery for the kids to enjoy). I highly recommend this method of outfitting your children for each season.

By: Lynnie

Lynnie — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 23:29:24 +0000

I attend many public sales and find that I can purchase blankets,towels, and washcloths for next to nothing by being the last bidder. In other words, don’t bid on anything until the last bidder gives up. That way you won’t be jacking the prices up by bidding intermittently. Wait until you think “Thats all she wrote.” Meaning the primary bidder has given up. When you attend a public sale, go early and look into all of the ‘box lots’. These are cartons that have a jumble of items inside them and everything looks like junk. You might pay $1.00 for the box but I can guarentee you will always get something from inside that you like. Take your own collapsible chair, and on sunny days, a large umbrella, to be tucked into the back webbing of the chair to keep the sun off of you. My friend also takes a small battery operated fan to attach to the umbrella ribs, for a small,refreshing breeze. In closing, I hope you don’t go to the sales I’m going to because competition should be tough for us both!

By: Michelle Ramos

Michelle Ramos — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 23:13:19 +0000

We swore we’d buy our kids good, comfortable shoes so that they wouldn’t end up with the foot problems that have plagued his dad and I as adults. We went with Merrell brand shoes but they’re upwards of $30 new–and on sale! We started buying them on eBay, shopping only the sales where the shoes were in almost new shape and still cheap. With shipping charges, we routinely pay $10-15 for a pair of shoes. We buy ahead, too, figuring that our size 6 wearing son is going to eventually need a like-new size 10 shoe. I just bag them and label them and have them all at the ready. When our eldest outgrows a pair, we wash them and put them back in the bag for his little brother to use when he’s big enough. We’ve saved a lot of money watching auctions and buying good shoes at a decent price.

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By: Angel Smith

Angel Smith — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 04:22:34 +0000

Anything that ends in a four at Target-like $3.94-is absolutely the lowest they will price that item, with the exception of slightly damaged packaging merchandise and such.

For ladies plus sizes, get on the Torrid e-mail list and get notice when their entire clearance goes 50% off, (which happens every two or three months), and Lane Bryant, too, and hit their biggest sales with a gift check giving you significant savings. I typically spend $100 at each twice a year, which is a lot, but I usually get $300-400 dollars worth, so I work it into the budget even if it hurts, lol.

By: Michael Davis

Michael Davis — Fri, 23 Nov 2007 02:50:01 +0000

@tricia - Amazon offers those discounts on a lot of their categories, but not all. Poke around some and you’ll see what I mean.

By: Tricia

Tricia — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 23:17:22 +0000

wicked deals! The amazon deals are particularly fab. Do you know if 90%, 80% etc., exists for all departments?

Thanks for the FAB list!

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