Businesses are hurting as we all sit home wearing our same old clothes, watching Netflix films, and making homemade pizza. When we do go shopping, we’re looking for a deal—and many of us are making a beeline to the membership warehouse clubs. Store traffic and sales are up in the clubs, while other retailers have seen dips in both. We’ve done some comparison shopping, and it’s true: You can save big at the big-box warehouse stores, especially on items like trash bags, batteries, and medicines.
But there is this potential pitfall to be wary of: walking in with a short list of essential items and walking out an hour later with a cart full of impulse buys. To avoid this “big-box binge,” follow the tips recommended by one of our fellow bloggers at Consumer Reports. Hint: stick to the list!
Obed Butuk
06:42:17 PM on Tue Mar 24 2009
In as much as there are huge savings in the warehouse clubs, there even more savings on online shopping. Today's time constrained busy consumer should also consider online malls for a more flexible and discount shopping without worry of over boxing stuff they need.
boxes to the Philippines
02:25:05 AM on Tue Oct 13 2009
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Daniel Roberts