I feel like the vast majority of sales aren't really sales or might claim 50% off but since I've been tracking the product it's really only maybe 1% less than the previous week.
What are your tips or tricks for keeping an eye on something and finding when there's really a sale or good coupon?
wonderful kiwi / 23653 posts
I add a lot of like frugal mom blogs to my RSS feed and usually they will make posts about what's really a great deal. I also joined some deals groups on FB.
honeydew / 7622 posts
I find in store sales at Old Mavy can be awesome- way better than online. I'm on the email list.
grapefruit / 4988 posts
Totally depends on what you are shopping for. For general stuff on Amazon, a good site to check out is camelcamelcamel.com which shows historical price data for each item. You can set alerts so that if the prices drops below a certain price, it will notify you.
grapefruit / 4187 posts
Yeah, if it's a big ticket item like furniture I just track it on several websites and usually over a holiday weekend or something is when it's on a "real" sale.
pear / 1767 posts
Agree with @catlady! Camelcamelcamel is amazing. I have a ton of alerts set up for things that I want to buy once they go on sale.
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