May 5, 2011
by Amy Coffman
My husband and I have always been sticklers for doing research before making any kind of major purchase. From cars to appliances to electronics, it is important to know that you will be getting the most for your money before committing to spending it. While it hasn’t been that long ago that we had to go to our local library to peruse the latest copies of Consumer Reports for information, now one has to go only as far as the closest computer with an internet connection to learn everything pertinent to making an informed buying decision.
A while back, I thought I had done my due diligence before making a major purchase – so much that even Dave Ramsey would have been proud! I actually spent 4 months doing research in my spare time, before making the final choice, which was based on my research. Here’s where it gets interesting: I have had quite a lot of trouble with this product, even though everything I read raved about the item in question. Did I get a “lemon”? Or was all of my research bogus? What did I do wrong?!
I continued to contemplate these questions, until it finally occurred to me that every time I did a new search for information, I always used “reviews” in my search. So, I decided to try an experiment. Read more of this post
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