David W
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Chirstmas cards. Stock up. |
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lollypopgirl411
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roses and candy around valentine's day |
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D
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Seasonal produce |
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hunter2
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Holiday Decorations. Costly all Nov and Dec and nearly free come Jan 1 |
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lady_daizee
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fruits and vegetables, plane tickets, hotels, cruises....i'm sure there are more... |
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dooneygirl@sbcglobal.net
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jackets or winter wear |
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Pamela P
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Not necessarily cheap, but in general you'll get a much better deal on a car during the last week of December! Dealerships are trying to end their year the best they can and they'll often make excellent deals during this time that they would not otherwise make during the rest of the year. |
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lialove_18
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uh...winter jackets |
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WOMAN
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Seasonal Items sold within the Retail Industry are always less expensive after the season. Example: holiday items after the holiday, winter clothing beginning in February, summer clothing in August , outdoor garden items starting in September, bedding and linens items in January. Almost all Items in retail have a prime market date (higher price) and a liquidate inventory date(lower price.) Now go shoppin girl, But if you want to save money you need to shop for Christmas stuff or new sheets. |
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gccochris
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Firewood.
It's cheaper to buy in the summer time than in winter. |
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Jen
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holiday decorations, heater in the summer, A/C unit in the winter. gasoline is cheaper at certain times of the year to. |
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kiddemonn
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coats, games, washers and dryers ,tv, beds,cloths, boots |
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debbiemaedke
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Certain types of produce, especially fruits, which are imported from other states, are more expensive during "off season". It has to do with supply and demand. |
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dawgie
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you either need to buy a snow blower and sell it, or be a drug dealer.... |
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cdfrx
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How about spell check? But seriously, automobiles. Prices vary significantly depending on the time of year, |
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Dave
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I am surprised that nobody has mentioned this yet:
GAS!
and I don't understand why...economics, I suppose. Supply and demand.
Roses at Valentine's Day. |
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but_like_a_refugee
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egg nog. |
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bigbill
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Roses! Roses are very expensive to buy right around the beginning of February, but cheap almost any other time of year. |
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tenbluetoes
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Avacados and Limes!! |
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babcocks1996
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Motorcycles....cheap in the fall expensive in the spring. The same goes with a boat, also. Convertibles, Jeep Wranglers are another example. |
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QUICKC
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Clothing--like winter clothes during the Spring time and spring clothing during the winter time.. |
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marypugh
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sure...most seasonal products... Xmas items pre and post Christmas
everyone buys cards and wrapping paper for the next year...after the holiday.
Easter baskets,
Valentine candy
Halloween candy
clothing pre season is full price...then gets lower and lower..mid season they are practically throwing it away |
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Jay
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a week at a hotel.
Mardi Gras, Christmas, etc. |
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smiling_freds_biz_info
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Snow blowers are cheap in Summer |
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randal z
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Seasonal clothing. |
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polevaulter1000
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clothing during certain seasons and new cars |
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lucy_locket_991
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Christmas gifts, cards and wrapping etc. is expensive anytime before Christmas, but after Christmas, wowsa, what a saving |
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stevejensen
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Wrapping paper is expensive in December and half price or less in January. Same thing with Halloween candy.
Bathing suits are expensive in the spring and discounted at the end of summer. |
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