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Julia
I’ve been wanting to share regarding BOGO sales.
Please don’t assume that they’re a bargain and grab two….or more. They aren’t always a good deal. There are times that stores raise prices before a BOGO sale. Do the math….Divide the price of one item by 2 to make sure that what you’re paying is less than the normal price or the same as a sale price.
So, if you normally pay $4.00 for an item and it’s now on BOGO sale and the price for one is $12. Divide by 2, which makes the individual price $6.00. So, in that case, the BOGO sale isn’t a bargain at all.
VinceTurkey Hills by me have monsters for buy two get one, which comes out to $2.32 per can, as opposed to the normal $3.49 per can.
However, Walmart has 12 packs for $21.18, which comes out to be $1.77 per can. Saves me about $20 a month.
TinaExactly happens more than you think.
My daughter use to wear flannel shirt was $15 before thanksgiving but during Christmas time it was $28 so i brought the shirt when it was $15
AmeliaSo true! At my local Publix, often the BOGO is still more expensive than Walmart, Aldi or Kroger-on-Sale.
TinaMost stores allow you to buy one at half price, no need to buy two.
RoostieGood idea.
I check after I got home and noticed I had paid almost 10.00/lb for chicken breast.
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