The Re-Gifter2 of 10Did you ever have the creeping suspicion that the world's worst Christmas presents never really find a home, but instead just kept getting rewrapped and re-given over and over again, year after year? You can thank the Re-Gifters out there.Granted, no true Scrooge would willingly part with even a bad present, but in a pinch, re-gifting sure beats having to part with hard currency.Here are three warning signs that you've been re-gifted:The price tag is more than a year old.That color or style was "in" last year.Your first thought upon opening it is: Who can I give this to? Related Articles:10 hot toys for under $20Frugal tips for the holidays5 ways to give big on a budgetHoliday spending calculatorRelated Links:Have a feast for penniesHoliday happiness: get it all, pay lessFrugal holiday party tipsCreate holiday magic for less than $15 advertisement
Did you ever have the creeping suspicion that the world's worst Christmas presents never really find a home, but instead just kept getting rewrapped and re-given over and over again, year after year? You can thank the Re-Gifters out there.
Granted, no true Scrooge would willingly part with even a bad present, but in a pinch, re-gifting sure beats having to part with hard currency.
Here are three warning signs that you've been re-gifted:
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