Title: 99 Cent Stores: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Headings: 99 Cent Stores: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
99 Cent Stores: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
99 Cent Stores
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Content: Name brands in 99 cent stores actually show up in a number of ways manufacturer surplus, company overstock, new packaging, product renaming, misprint labels, and much more. When any of these hiccups happen, the product is then sold to dollar stores at a much lower price, essentially, to get rid of it. A lot of the “no name” products actually have some relation to some brands you would recognize. Usually the difference between the two products is just the price, however, sometimes the quality or ingredients will change as well. Another way that 99 cent stores keep their prices low is by selling “off brand” products. These are brands that do not pay for the added overhead of national advertising. This is what leads to the trouble about inspiring brand loyalty for these products. Deals Over Quality
99 cent stores can save you a ton of money. However, the products you are buying probably do not have the best quality. In fact, they could actually contain toxins that can be extremely harmful to you or whomever you are buying them for.