Why Didn't I Learn This in School: E-Shopping Excellence

Everyone knows there are bargains online -- but how do you find them? It takes practice to be an expert e-shopper.

Studies have found people love to shop on Sundays -- and retailers know it, too. Sites often inflate their prices on this day of the week, so shopping on Tuesdays and Wednesdays are your best bet.

Here's another expert tip: Clear your history, sign out of your email and social media sites, or pull up an incognito window so websites can't track your browsing history. Sites will sometimes change your prices based on your shopping patterns, a phenomenon called "dynamic pricing."

Chat with a customer service chat online to get some exclusive promotions. You can also sign up for newsletters to get offers delivered right to your inbox, and don't forget to check out a retailer's Facebook and Twitter sites for deals, as well.

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For some big-ticket items, the time of year you're shopping can make a big difference. January and February are known as the best months to buy a new TV, and President's Day is a perfect time to refurnish your home with furniture sales. As we head into the warmer months, Memorial Day is known for having top clothing sales, and June is said to be a great month to buy gym equipment. For patio furniture and summer clothes, hit up 4th of July sales. And we all know what August and September are known for -- Back to school sales! Stock up on fall clothes and electronics this time of year.

Consider these tips during your next online shopping splurge, and you're guaranteed to save!

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