

1. Make it a habit to register for price alerts. This goes even for purchases that you've recently made. Price alerts will let you know when a product has dropped to a price you like. And when you've recently purchased at full price, you can request a price adjustment to meet the brand new deal.
2. Make it a habit to sign up for price alerts. It goes even for purchases that you've recently made. Price alerts will let you know when a product has dropped to some price you prefer. And if you've recently purchased at full price, you are able to ask for a price adjustment to fulfill the new deal.
3. Before going shopping at any online retailer, do a quick search for promotional codes. Most of the big retailers often have promotions running that are not advertised on the home page. Carrying out a quick search for these codes will allow you to insert the code at checkout to save money.
4. If you are intending to be shopping on the web, make sure that you do it from a computer connection you already know is secure, like the one that you have in your own home. Hackers try to find WI-Fi connections in public places while they are scouting for victims, so avoid shopping when using them.
5. When you are shopping online, make sure that you are only shopping on secure websites. Look in the website URL plus it should display "https" rather than the usual "http" at the beginning. Also have an updated copy of anti-virus running on your computer as well. This will ensure that you have a safe online shopping experience.