Some people think they’re smart shoppers. They grab a discount here, use a coupon there, and call it a win. But are you actually making the best money-saving moves? Time to find out! Take this quick test and see how you rank.
How to Play: Answer the questions below, then jump to the Answer Key to add up your points and see where you rank!
1. You’re shopping online and find an item you want. What’s your next move?
A) Check past pricing trends and compare retailers.
B) Look for a coupon or cashback offer before buying.
C) Add to cart and check out—it’s already a great deal.
2. A store offers 20% off, and you also have a $10 coupon. You…
A) Apply the 20% discount first, then use the coupon.
B) Use the $10 coupon first, then apply the discount.
C) Doesn’t matter—it’s the same either way.
3. You see a “Buy One, Get One Free” sale on cereal. Do you…
A) Check the price per ounce or compare sizes first.
B) Buy two boxes since you might eat them later.
C) Skip it unless it’s something you already needed.
4. How do you usually shop for groceries?
A) Plan meals around sale items and use digital coupons.
B) Make a list but will grab extra things if they're on sale.
C) Buy what you need when you need it, no strategy.
5. A big sale is happening, but you’re not sure if it’s worth it. What do you do?
A) Compare prices with other stores before buying.
B) Grab it, but only after checking a reliable source to confirm it’s actually a great deal.
C) Assume the store is offering the best price and go for it.
Add up your points and see how your shopping strategy stacks up. Here's how each answer ranks—and why it matters.
1. Online Shopping & Price Drops
A (3 pts): Smart move! But why do the work yourself? BrickSeek tracks pricing trends and inventory on millions of items.
B (2 pts): Coupons help—but only if the base price is actually good.
C (1 pt): You might have gotten lucky, but you’ll never know for sure.
2. Applying Discounts in the Right Order
A (3 pts): $100 → 20% off = $80, then $10 off = $70.
$100 → $10 off = $90, then 20% = $72. That’s a $2 difference!
B (2 pts): Still a deal—but not the best deal.
C (1 pt): It does matter. Sequence = savings.
3. BOGO Deals
A (3 pts): You check per-unit prices and don’t fall for fake BOGOs. Nice!
B (2 pts): Could work—but always verify the math.
C (1 pt): Skipping is safe—but you might be missing savings.
4. Grocery Strategy
A (3 pts): Smart planner! BrickSeek now works with select grocery retailers.
B (2 pts): Good intentions, but impulse adds up.
C (1 pt): No plan = no savings.
5. Sale Smarts
A (3 pts): Smart shoppers always compare. BrickSeek makes it easy.
B (2 pts): Cautious is good—but automate it with BrickSeek alerts.
C (1 pt): Don’t just assume—verify!
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