How dont yall pay retail?

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Its about to be 2010 and i need to save/make more money. I see that everybody says they dont pay retail on new release kicks and clothing but i want to knowhow its done? I've heard of bing cashback but I've never signed up so how does it work and what are some other saving sites?

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Originally Posted by Ghenges

Coupons. Sales.


basically. u gotta look. ANYTHING THAT IS SOLD IN RETAIL STORES CAN BE BOUGHT FOR UNDER RETAIL Internet you can make $$$ and save $$$ (apple products excluded)
 
find sales or inside connect at champs footlocker and all major shoe stores! some times when you shop at like ross or the rack you have to take time to lookthrough all the stuff to find steals!
 
window shop @ brick&mortar stores.. check Amazon.com for lower prices.. 99.9% of the time i save (big).. especially w/ electronics.
 
Footlocker: Friends and Family(30%) and Employee Appreciation(50%)

get a good connect at your spot and you're good to go.
 
Originally Posted by Regal Black

Footlocker: Friends and Family(30%) and Employee Appreciation(50%)

get a good connect at your spot and you're good to go.
this
 
Oh yea, and just remember, about 70% of the people who CLAIM to be paying less than retail are BS'ing you.

They just say it to sound cool.
 
Originally Posted by marath0n

Originally Posted by imsojayded

That title makes my eyes hurt


Word. lol



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I use

slickdeals.net
bing cashback
additup.bankofamerica.com
couponcabin.com

and I almost never pay retail for anything,

I also try to shop at online websites where they dont charge tax so I can save more money
 
Slickdeals
Fatwallet
Coupons
Sales
Promo codes
F&F's
Employee Discounts (
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Amazon
Swoosh
Outlets

Everything eventually goes on sale.

I don't impulse buy anymore, figured out that everything eventually ends up below retail. It just takes patience and research.

It is ironic that I've become smarter with my money now that I have more of it.
 
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