Posted on
April 5, 2009
at
11:59 pm
I still remember buying second-hand books in my college days to save money. I've seen friends buying second-hand cars, TVs,radios , mobile phones. With prices of commodities spiralling, buying second hand stuff seems like a reasonable option.Would you buy second-hand stuff to save money? Does buying second-hand stuff seem logical to you? What all things would you buy second-hand? And does buying second-hand stuff help in the long run in terms of durability and helpfulness?
Posted on
April 6, 2009
at
12:28 am
i totally agree with what popski said, there are limitations of course.
Posted on
April 6, 2009
at
12:38 am
I agree with popski that there a certain things I would not buy second hand. I would never buy things like lingerie, shoes, mattresses, couches.But I do go to our local second hand store quite regularly and I also go to garage sales.
Posted on
April 6, 2009
at
12:54 am
well definitely guys; clothes and toileteries are a definite no. It's definitely not hygenic to buy those stuff second-hand.
Posted on
April 6, 2009
at
12:55 am
Yes I do buy second hand stuffs from thrift shops saves me a lot of money and most of them are branded items even.
Posted on
April 7, 2009
at
12:51 am
There's a good point made by kape2107
Posted on
April 7, 2009
at
12:52 am
The problem lies in the fact that secondhand stuff usually do not come with a warranty.
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Posted on
April 7, 2009
at
1:23 am
Yes, I do go to 2nd hand shops to buy books and to browse through the goods that they sell.They are many worth buys in a 2nd hand shop if you care to go through their store. I have bought a good exercise machine for less than $200/- where the market value is $1,500 if new. It saves a lot of money buying in a 2nd hand shop.
Posted on
April 7, 2009
at
1:26 am
I bought the computer second-hand, I think it is very easy to use! And this is a good way to save money
