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I have a problem with impulse buying. I think the item is good and I need it, only to realise when I buy it that I don’t want it, but have paid for it via eBay or Amazon.
I deleted eBay from my bookmarks recently and this helped for a considerable period of time, but in the past few days I have bought 1 CD at $7.00 and a CD from Amazon at $12.00
I will get the money that I’ve paid for the CDs back at the end of the week because I am selling 2 CDs that were bought a while back (you guessed it, an impulse buy!) and so the money received from that sale will cancel out the 2 CDs I bought today.
I have again deleted eBay from my bookmarks and I’ll be leaving it well alone until I really do need something.
Has anyone any advice on how to avoid impulse buying?
I deleted eBay from my bookmarks recently and this helped for a considerable period of time, but in the past few days I have bought 1 CD at $7.00 and a CD from Amazon at $12.00
I will get the money that I’ve paid for the CDs back at the end of the week because I am selling 2 CDs that were bought a while back (you guessed it, an impulse buy!) and so the money received from that sale will cancel out the 2 CDs I bought today.
I have again deleted eBay from my bookmarks and I’ll be leaving it well alone until I really do need something.
Has anyone any advice on how to avoid impulse buying?