If buying some new undershirts count...then i failed. Other than that....I was a wise man all month...
This was a blessing because it helped put me over the top on my engagement ring fund and now I am engaged!
Might have to do a no spend 2013 to pay for the wedding now....LOL
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Originally posted by Vicious49 View PostIs that why you haven't been around much lately?
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I bought the double monks from Shoebuy for $55 via the V.me deal. I bought and returned things at JCP and ended up about even. I bought but then returned a handful of other things that I was only going to keep if I really really liked. Today I bought a few of the JCP Gingham broad cloth shirts but it's a new monthSo like I said, this was mostly to make a conscious effort to cut back on spending money on clothes and I think I succeeded at that.
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Originally posted by auronblue View PostWoo hoo! It's over and I held out the whole month. Congrats to all who made it. Now let's go reward ourselves:-)
*celebrates by blowing savings*
#dapperedlogic
Sorta like going a month without alcohol to curb your alcoholism, and then celebrating with ten beers, isn't it? =P
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I haven't bought any clothes since October since moving to California was my fiscal cliff, and I've had to impose a sequestration on spending.
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I tried to purchase 5 shirts with the Charles Tyrwhitt deal, but they canceled it. So technically I made no clothing purchases.
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I *returned* about $700 worth of stuff, so I had some cushion. I did make a couple thrift purchases ($5 shoes, $6 shine box, $1 cigar box), and I bought a ridiculously marked down sportcoat from Marshalls ($29).
So by strict rules (no spend) I failed. However, in spirit (and for actual accounting purposes) I won!
I'll just consider it a very solid personal restraint month and be happy with that, so thanks for the idea. Now, off to spend spend spend!
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Woo hoo! It's over and I held out the whole month. Congrats to all who made it. Now let's go reward ourselves:-)
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So, any survivors?
I did pretty well, didn't buy anything that wasn't food, hygiene, health or work-related.
Now that February is over, I "need" to buy myself a birthday gift, so the no-spend ends today.
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Uh oh look what you did now...
http://money.msn.com/now/post.aspx?p...0-479987aa5255
Though you're probably not shopping at Walmart. Might be a good time to look for deals in general, I think most people are holding back on buying while they try to figure out what happened to their paychecks (FICA taxes hiked).
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Picked up some loafers...still haven't bought anything "new" technically tho! Oh who am I kidding...I FAIL.
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I almost pulled the trigger on this a few hours ago during the Gilt closeout sale. It's John Varvatos jacket that is regularly $500 and was marked down to $125. It was final sale so no returns and I had promised my wife I wouldn't buy anymore stuff so I had to pass.
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I have only bought the Bespoke Post Weekender and a pocket square this month, but I am planning not to shop at all during Lent; like I did last year. Lent started Wednesday so I still have a ways to go. Easter is March 31st so I have a ways to go. I am accumulating quite the list for post Lent.
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Originally posted by auronblue View PostWell we're over the halfway point of the month and I am still at net zero spending (did a couple exchanges, but no new purchases). How's everybody else doing?
http://threads.dappered.com/showthre...l=1#post101005
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