Things You'll Need:
- Internet Access
- Telephones
- Credit Cards And Loans
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Step 1
Investigate online merchants, auctions and classified ads to get an idea of your full range of options. Visit several sites for each type of resource.
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Step 2
Look for special online discounts and bargains offered by manufacturers and other vendors, but be sure to read the fine print.
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Step 3
Gather as much information as possible about a particular item or service before purchasing it, especially if you're buying previously owned goods.
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Step 4
Consider shipping costs and other extra charges, such as charges for returns.
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Step 5
Beware of sites that attempt to list the cheapest prices for items (so-called "shopping bots"). Sometimes these sites give priority in their lists to manufacturers that pay them, and sometimes they only list manufacturers that pay. Sometimes they list different sites, as well. Check out several shopping bots in addition to some other sources.










Comments
jbs2212 said
on 9/14/2009 Very good! I always use google shopping.
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