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If you’ve never been to a garage or estate sale, you are definitely missing out on some incredible bargains. Imagine finding baskets for fifty cents or old dressers for twenty dollars. Super-bargains can be yours with a little guidance and preparation.
How to find a sale:
What to expect and different types of sales (for first-time shoppers):   An estate or moving sale, however, usually involves a desperate seller. This person is trying to unload as much stuff and get as much money as they can before hauling everything to charity. Arrive at these sales as late as you can since the prices will be rock-bottom or come early to get the best stuff.   Sampler sales and rummage sales usually involve brand-new items that are deeply discounted. Sometimes shops that have gone bankrupt or have been closed down will sell their items at these sales. Check the newspaper ad for details and call ahead if you’re not sure about the selection. How to get a bargain:   Have a game plan. Plan which sales you definitely want to stop at and what exactly you are looking for. Perhaps you need new furniture or a birthday present for a friend. Make a list of any special sizes or needs. Take a ruler with you. Also take a canvas tote with you to carry your new-found goodies. Bring cash if you can. Most sellers will only accept cash. Go To Page: 1 2
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