Save Money on Old Toys -- Bitsy's Quick Tips

Tue, 10 Jul 2012 15:09:55 +0000

Kids are pretty rough on their toys -- especially the expensive ones -- eventually they are bound to break. Don't rush out and buy them a new one just yet! You can save a ton of money by calling the manufacturer and asking for a replacement part(s). They will often ship it to you free of charge (or a small fee). You just have to have the know-how to fix it! Subscribe! ‪http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=‬thefrugaliciousshow http://Frugalicious.net Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheFrugaliciousShow Twitter: http://twitter.com/frugalicioushow The Frugalicious Show is a web tv show that helps you live the best possible life while spending the least amount of money. Bitsy and Erin share budget-friendly lifestyle tips on The Frugalicious Show, and Bitsy shares some of her favorite money-saving ideas in her weekly segment, Bitsy's Quick Tips. Learn how to live a Frugalicious life without sacrifice. Have a Frugalicious find you want to share? Leave a comment! Toys and baby gear can get some rough handling. If an item breaks, don’t assume you have to throw it away. Contact the company’s Customer Service, and ask about replacement parts. Often they’ll offer to send you them free of charge, or for a small fee. Many companies don’t even require proof of purchase. It’s definitely worth a quick phone call or email to save on replacing the item.

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Save Money on Old Toys -- Bitsy's Quick Tips