Searching for Bargains

What does the term 'irregular or flawed' mean when shopping for bargains?

• The product is new and usually performs fine, but isn't quite perfect.

• The product is used and in good shape.

• The product is damaged and cannot be used.

• The product is old and worn out.

What does the term 'as is' indicate when shopping for bargains?

• The product is in perfect condition.

• The product has minor flaws or imperfections.

• The product is used and worn out.

• The product is free of charge.

What is the risk of buying an 'as is' item?

• You cannot return the item and get your money back.

• You can return the item and get a full refund.

• You can exchange the item for a different one.

• You can negotiate a lower price for the item.

What are outlets?

• Stores that sell name brands at greatly reduced prices.

• Stores that sell used items at bargain rates.

• Stores that sell items made by one company or factory.

• Stores that sell leftover items no longer being stocked at department stores.

What type of stores often support a charity?

• Consignment stores

• Thrift shops

• Factory outlets

• Retail outlets

What should you ask about when visiting a thrift shop?

• If they offer 'half price days' or other special bargain days.

• If they sell high-quality used furniture and clothing items.

• If they have a wide selection of new items.

• If they accept returns for used goods.

Where can you find terrific bargains?

• Classified ads online or in your newspaper.

• Consignment stores and thrift shops.

• Estate sales and bazaars.

• Garage and yard sales.

What does 'OBO' stand for in classified ads?

• Or best offer

• Only buy once

• On bargain offer

• Outstanding bargain opportunity

What is an estate sale?

• A sale where crafts, food, and used items are sold at bargain rates.

• A sale held to raise money for a good cause.

• A sale that takes place after someone dies and their items are sold.

• A sale where food from a deceased person's home is sold.

What are garage and yard sales?

• Sales held to raise money for a good cause.

• Sales where leftover items are sold at reduced prices.

• Sales where used goods are sold.

• Sales that take place after someone dies.