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At these stores, a “sale” is often no bargain. bikeworldtravel / Shutterstock.com
When you see a sale price, can you really be sure you are getting a bargain? Probably not, according to research from Consumers’ Checkbook, a project of the nonprofit Center for the Study of Services. A recent Consumers’ Checkbook analysis of 25 national retailers found that the legitimacy of their sale prices — as determined by how frequently they offered such prices — is often suspect. Consumers’…
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