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The newest of these is from TinyMassive.com, there widget TinyEverywhere is a very targeted revolving display of products that are related to the web page site that you happen to be one.

What unique is there widget is a more targeted add verses many that are random, or prechosen items.

Since this is only an image of one, the full functionally is not there, but rest assured you will be seeing plenty of these around.

Don’t be one of these people! If you live in any area with a population of over 1500 people, chances are you are within a reasonable drive to one or more thrift stores. There are many types of thrift stores. Here is my experience with these stores.

1. Non-Profit Thrift: These stores are part of a non-profit group. Items are donated and sold, usually at a very good price. Proceeds usually support the non-profit involved or charity. Quality does vary, since much of the items being sold are cast-offs or discards. This, however, does not mean you can’t find some very good items.

2. Independent Thrift Stores/Consignment: Other thrift stores are simply independent operators selling or consigning items they have purchased for resale, acquired for consignment or purchased from sales, auctions and closeouts. You can find very good deals here as well, and often times, operators will specialize in certian items. Quality tends to be higher at these stores, and often times bargains from name brands and contemporary merchandise can be found.

3. National Retailers: There are a few national chains that are just really big thrift stores. Savers, Big Lots, TJ Maxx. Yes, you can find very good deals here too, but often times prices are higher because of more company overhead.

4. Pawn Shops: Finally, pawn shops sometimes operate like thrift stores, selling a variety of items but more often than not specialize in jewlery, guns, tools, electronics. Oddly, I have found the WORST buys at pawn shops. My typical experience has been over-inflated prices at or very near retail. Occasionally, I have seen a bargain on an electronic item. My advice is to buy at a pawn shop as a LAST resort.

Now you know the alternatives to used goods retailers. Check one out today in your area, your wallet will thank you.

The first two pointers actually would apply to any purchase that you make, especially if it is a purchase that you don’t routinely make. First do research on what you want to buy so that you have a very specific set of criteria that the product must fulfill in order to be satisfactory. This allows you to learn what a good price is for the exact features and specifications that you want/need.

This also eliminates the possibility that you will buy a product only to be disappointed that it doesn’t have a certain function when you just assumed that every thing in that category of product would. This happens all too commonly with purchases in general and when you buy things in an online auction you have to be especially careful that you know exactly what you are getting.

The second pointer is the axiom “deals come and deals go.” That is that you should be careful not to get sucked into the feeling of competition that many people who purchase on online auctions do. You need to have a price set in your mind that you won’t go over on and you must not compromise. With a little patience and sometimes a run of good luck you will get the item you want for the great deal that you are counting on.

The third pointer is that you don’t have to be satisfied with only getting used merchandise in an online auction. More and more everyday there are online stores that are functioning just like a typical store would down the street from you. Two helpful abbreviations to remember are NWT which stands for New With Tags and NWOT which obviously means New WithOut Tags.

My last piece of advise is to be careful with hidden costs, namely shipping. Many online auctions sellers like to lower the price of their product by increasing the flat rate of shipping that they charge. Often if you look closely at the deals something that is going for a little more is actually the cheaper deal because they are being sleazy and gouging you with horrendous shipping costs. That’s it, have fun!