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Save Money; Buy Used

Posted Oct 20, 07 6:01 PM CDT in Business,  Arts & Living 

(Newser) – Some things, like lingerie and toothbrushes, are best purchased new. In other cases, used is just as good—and far cheaper. MSN Money gives you the lowdown:

  1. Books
  2. CDs and DVDs
  3. Little kids' toys

  1. Jewelry
  2. Sports equipment
  3. Timeshares
  4. Cars
  5. Software and console games
  6. Office furniture
  7. Hand tools

Source MSN Money

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