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05/10/2016
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Next week we celebrate Children's Day and although small are anxious waiting for the gifts arrive, the moment of crisis has caused many parents go out looking for alternatives that do not weigh in his pocket.
And this can be a good thing, after all, with the short money, saving is always good. Of course find prices is always prudent and advisable and research should include not only prices but also payment terms. In addition, a bargain may result in good discounts.
Another important tip is to negotiate with the children. It is interesting to make comparisons, showing that the price to be paid for a more expensive toy may mean buying two or three cheaper. It is true that it requires some effort and patience, but the result is the formation of more conscious consumers.
Check the age group for which the product is intended is also key. This information must appear on the packaging of the toy, as there are products - such as those composed of small parts - which are not suitable for young children and can happen so-called consumer accidents.
It is prudent to also check if the toy or desired product, such as games, electronics and mobile phones, does not require additional costs such as batteries and credits, for example, costs often unwanted and fatten the accounts payable.
In addition, the consumer should always ask for invoice and store it carefully, as it is this document that will enable, if necessary, a complaint in consumer protection bodies if the product is defective. More than consuming, this date may serve as a rapprochement between parents and children and there creativity and love can be more valuable ingredients than any product displayed in the window.
Source: Tribune PR
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