Recession-weary consumers find haggling can cut costs
Recession-weary consumers find haggling can cut costs
When Greg Schmidt was shopping for a bathroom vanity just before Valentine’s Day, paying regular price never was an option. When he found one he liked on clearance – its price slashed more than 30 percent – Schmidt knew it was time to find a manager of the Lowe’s store. Marked prices are supposed to be final, or at least that’s what we’ve always been trained to think. Schmidt and a growing …
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