BTS shopping - not Target or Amazon

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Staples, Office Depot


Way overpriced, but if that's the cost to have a clear conscience...

Staples has great BTS sales. Outside of those, yes, they are more expensive than Wal-Mart, Target, etc.


Was going to say, at BTS time on typical school supplies both Staples and Office Depot can easily be cheaper than Wal-Mart.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Are we still mad at target?


I stopped shopping there and now don't want to go back.

Such a waste of money in impulse purchases, even if you aren't still mad at them for not really caring about women, minorities, LGBT, or disabled people.

Staples is good.
Also Costco if you are already a member.
Anonymous
In my area, the big chain grocery stores have good sales.
Anonymous
Literally got everything at Amazon or Target. Dont make this hard on yourself.
Anonymous
Staples is easy, I did Dollar Tee for a few things, and Michael’s.

Good for you holding the line on Target.
Anonymous
We do many things at Staples, but we always check online for coupons and such. If one gets to a minimum order size, Staples delivers at no cost.

For clothes, Children's Place or Lands End. Sneakers are usually online from "Joe's New Balance Outlet".com (no spaces).
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are we still mad at target?


I stopped shopping there and now don't want to go back.

Such a waste of money in impulse purchases, even if you aren't still mad at them for not really caring about women, minorities, LGBT, or disabled people.

Staples is good.
Also Costco if you are already a member.


+1, I haven't been back and don't miss it. I don't fault anybody else (I'm still shopping on Amazon as a non-member, we all do what we need to do) but Target is the facebook of retail stores. Once you quit it you feel so much better.
Anonymous
Good for you op.

How about cvs, riteaid, grocery stores or dollar tree for supplies. You can buy a few custom things from Etsy or michaels.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Staples, Office Depot


Way overpriced, but if that's the cost to have a clear conscience...

Staples has great BTS sales. Outside of those, yes, they are more expensive than Wal-Mart, Target, etc.


Was going to say, at BTS time on typical school supplies both Staples and Office Depot can easily be cheaper than Wal-Mart.


For the basics, I found Staples to have similar prices and sales to the others for BTS. I didn’t try it, but noticed there were signs advertising price matching either print or online ads for other stores.
Anonymous
Conglomerates like Amazon have forced small businesses to close down. It’s sad to see them go because they would usually have cute functional items not found at megastores.

I think CVS is overpriced but I don’t mind Staples.
Anonymous
I stand with OP, no Target, no Amazon, no Walmart. There's so little in life we have control of these days, if I can control where our money goes to, it makes me very satisfied
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I stand with OP, no Target, no Amazon, no Walmart. There's so little in life we have control of these days, if I can control where our money goes to, it makes me very satisfied


Weird stance because your "control" has zero impact. But whatever makes you feel better.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I stand with OP, no Target, no Amazon, no Walmart. There's so little in life we have control of these days, if I can control where our money goes to, it makes me very satisfied


great for you. These companies will still make billions
Anonymous
Whatever I couldn’t get at Staples, I got at Target. Amazon is a ripoff for school supplies.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I stand with OP, no Target, no Amazon, no Walmart. There's so little in life we have control of these days, if I can control where our money goes to, it makes me very satisfied


You do you but you’re not making the impact you think you are.

Have fun driving to multiple stores.
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