Free Money from EBAY
Posted on Saturday, July 26th, 2008 | In Market CommentaryAs the old saying goes “Accumulating wealth is about patience and discipline, saving one penny at a time”….
EBAY is offering another quick opportunity of giving away free cash with the recent promotion of 10% your purchase up to $100. With these EBAY opportunities, I always take advantage to increase my net worth by purchasing gift cards for retailers that I frequently shop at. In this last purchase, I focused on Barnes & Noble because I can use these gift cards towards my future textbooks.
I have also published posts about becoming an EBAY affiliate, which I utilize Finance Puzzle to highlight the latest gift card deals on EBAY.
Summary of my last purchase:
EBAY purchase price for $100 Barnes & Noble gift card: $86.50
10% off promotion: $8.65
Net Purchase: $77.85
Resulting in a sale of 22.15% off on a gift card that I will be depositing into my savings account.
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 About Elias Tsepouridis (http://www.financepuzzle.com)
Elias Tsepouridis has 10 years of corporate financial management and valuation experience. He is a freelance writer who has managed his own portfolio for the last 5 years. Elias publishes and tracks all of his investments on his blog FinancePuzzle.com. His detailed analysis focuses on purchasing stock of businesses with long-term value and growth potential at a price that includes a safety of margin. Elias analyzes one stock per week, which is recommended by his subscriber base. |
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