Cruel Mythik: 'Tis the season to return gifts

'Tis the season to return gifts

GREAT BRITAIN, VICTORIA ---SILVER TUPPENCE, MAUNDY MONEY 1845 a by woody1778a
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Get in line: Forty percent of higher-earning gift recipients returned a present last holiday season, according to the National Retail Federation (the national average was 35%). Here's how to rid yourself of the stuff that Santa got wrong: Move quickly. Race back to the store with unwanted consumer electronics, says retail analyst Stacey Widlitz. Related: 12 ways you're wasting money Gadgets turn obsolete quickly, so stores have trimmed return times for those items in recent years (Target, for one, in September). Feel free to tear off the wrapping -- but for full credit, leave the box sealed. Recycle plastic. Turn gift cards from stores you dislike into cash at CardCash.

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Bruce Weinstein

Overall Sentiment: 0.539634

Relevance: 0.669138

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0.305779	"We are obligated not to be wasteful," says Bruce Weinstein, ...
Sentiment Stats:	Number of Quotes: 1 Aggregate Sentiment: 0.305779 Mean: 0.305779 Standard Deviation: 1.4142135623731

Stacey Widlitz

Overall Sentiment: -0.202673

Relevance: 0.605811

Santa

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