So with the economy being as triflin' as it is right now, we all need to know where to find the bargains at, especially with Christmas fast approaching (I can't BELIEVE its Christmas already, this past year just went insanely fast) I'm not in NYC anymore, but I do know that most of those stores are in Queens, (Flushing) and a few in Brooklyn, and even fewer in Manhattan (but they're around). However, I'm more or less talking about online stores. Of course, we all know that ebay is there for finding something used or new at a discounted price. But there are also websites that are extremely helpful when you are trying to decide on a product or a place to buy. Try checking out http://www.jellyfish.com/ which saves you money every time you buy something - it has tons of rebates and cashback opportunities, as well as a large database of unbiased reviews on products if you are undecided about a gift for yourself or another person. Another product review site is http://www.sazze.com/ which has an impressive database of product reviews, not to mention a chat forum where you can ask a question regarding what to do, where to look and where to buy anything from - you'll get a prompt response from several of the websites writers and members, who are more than willing to share their vast well of information with you. Some other interesting sites are http://www.zazzle.com/ and http://www.etsy.com/ These websites have creative ideas for those difficult-to-buy for people, and meanwhile, you are helping someone else out there support his or her small little artsy business in these rough economic times. So remember, before you go to town and blow a grand on gifts, try doing some research at home online, especially for those bigger, more expensive items. Knowledge is power in any instance, even shopping!
some info provided from http://www.sazze.com/ members Yvonne M. and Kristin S.
some info provided from http://www.sazze.com/ members Yvonne M. and Kristin S.
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