Review: To Save, or Not To Save? Oh, Save! Definitely SAVE!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 18, 2013
I just read Money Down The Drain Unnecessarily, by John Sanz, and I wanted to tell you all about it.I'm a pretty smart fellow. I pride myself on being able to keep my expenses low, and save money wherever I can. When the local cable and internet company told me that having cable and internet would cost me $105 a month, plus another $30 for a phone, I canceled my order, went to one of those pre-paid cellphone places, bought a used Android smartphone and the $35 a month service package with 300 minutes of voice calls and unlimited texting and data. Then I got a little $8 program that lets me hook my computer to my phone and use it for a modem, and another one for $5 that lets me make phone calls through the data side, so I save my 300 minutes for those times when I need them! I'm saving $95 a month, and I can watch all the TV and movies I want at Netflix (for only $7 a month)!So when I saw this little book, I thought, gee, I wonder if there's any other ways I could be saving money, and bought it. And WOW! There are ideas in there that had never occurred to me! Like the difference between using hot or cold water in the washer, or taking a shower rather than a bath; or ways to make my own perfectly functional cleaning products for pennies on the dollar of what it would cost to buy them!Folks, if you're feeling the pinch of our troubled economy, then you need to find ways to save, and trust me... this little book will get you started in the right direction fast! Grab it now, and read it tonight!You'll be very glad you did!