By: valleycat1
If you’re really serious about this, you can also delete the retail website cookies, remove their URLs from your browsing history, and unsubscribe from their email lists and their hardcopy catalogs.
View ArticleBy: Elizabeth
I remove temptation by using gift cards to shop online, not my credit card. For example, I’ll buy myself a $25 for iTunes or my favourite bookstore (a budgeted treat, of course), and then when it’s...
View ArticleBy: deRuiter
These are good tips if you don’t have self discipline. If you practice them, they may teach you to exert self discipline. I once went to tea at a very elegant and expensive department store. The...
View ArticleBy: AndreaS
I am also not tempted by the bobbles. I am an avid yard saler, and so I am acclimated to those prices. When I shop at the retail level, be it in the store or online, it all seems very expensive to me....
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I think these steps are smart for cyber security. I don’t store my credit card info online and I don’t save my passwords. Doing so is asking for trouble.
View ArticleBy: Carole
I heard a woman on Oprah who was kind of a celebrity who had made a lot of money and was now bankrupt, say she had the idea one had to spend all the money one had before new money would come in. I...
View ArticleBy: dh
My weakness, or one of them = Amazon. I fool myself thinking that just because I can buy a book that I want to read there, used, for as little as a penny, I’m saving money. The way my spending...
View ArticleBy: Shelly
I have replaced “add to cart” with “add to list” on Amazon. Anything that I’m tempted to purchase gets added to one of the wish or shopping lists Amazon allows you to build. After adding it to a list,...
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