Ask Asa: Consumer Strategies To Help You Deal With 'Retail Traps'
Department stores have all kinds of ways to get you to spend your money, and CBS 2's Asa Aarons shares some consumer strategies to help you deal with it.
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Department stores have all kinds of ways to get you to spend your money, and CBS 2's Asa Aarons shares some consumer strategies to help you deal with it.
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