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These are the only two sites I shop for home stuff on
Bullseye Deals (Target authorized reseller on eBay)—the deals on lamps for example are just outrageous. everything here costs what stuff from Target should cost Dealforager (Amazon Warehouse returned items)—I use this site Deal Forager that someone put together using web crawling code or something which searches all of Amazon’s inventory of returned items by keyword and category and lets you sort by percentage off, dollar amount off, etc
Bullseye Deals (Target authorized reseller on eBay)—the deals on lamps for example are just outrageous. everything here costs what stuff from Target should cost Dealforager (Amazon Warehouse returned items)—I use this site Deal Forager that someone put together using web crawling code or something which searches all of Amazon’s inventory of returned items by keyword and category and lets you sort by percentage off, dollar amount off, etc
Jan 21, 2025
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Thank you so much! I’ll definitely take a look at them. Don’t worry, I’ll keep it a secret.🫡
Jan 21, 2025
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🛋because I don’t want too much competition when shopping. But I buy soooo many returned unused items from Amazon Warehouse at an insane discount. I have several beautiful lamps from there, I got an unopened 14 inch thick king sized memory foam mattress for like $400, I bought a huge rug for $35, I buy shoes this way, etc…. I use dealforager.com to search for whatever I want and sort by highest dollar amount off and go from there
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But I’m obsessed with this eBay shop that’s an authorized reseller of open box and surplus items from Target especially for home decor stuff because everything is priced exactly as I think things at Target SHOULD be priced. I just bought so many curtains bro
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🛒After weaning myself from an increasingly enshittified Amazon (or trying to!) I remembered I had an eBay account and have been finding a lot of good deals on hiking and outdoor gear. Most of this stuff is really well made but expensive to begin with, and a lot of people sell hiking clothes they never used or that don't fit them anymore so you can buy them for a fraction of their original cost (and can in turn sell them on eBay yourself once they no longer fit you ... the cycle of life continues!) A pro tip is to limit your searches to fixed price/"Buy It Now" sales and add anything that captures your eye to your watch list. Most of the time — like 90% in my experience — the seller will message you an offer for an additional 10% or 15% off your purchase, making it an even better deal, and you don't have to worry about some jerk sniping something you've had your heart set on with a last minute bid that's bigger than yours. You save money, old clothing doesn't wind up in landfills, and you're not supporting Amazon anymore. Everybody wins!
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