8 items you should rent instead of buying

1) Wedding dress or party dress
Those dress is expensive and you ladies may not use again and again. Each year, there are millions new styles coming out while there are very few chance like New Year, X-mas or so on to wear. Also you cannot just wear again in short period of time, people may think you are cheap.

There are several renting services for party, the price around 10% of the value of the dress you can have it for couple of days. Your styles will change quickly and you save money on something else.

2) Heavy duty tool

The professional suggested that every house should own a tool box with screw driver, hammer, pliers, scissors... However, there are some heavy duty tool such as drill, saw, carpet cleaner... those are occasional tools which can be used less than normal. Instead of buying those stuff, you can rent for sometime.

3) Handbag

Handbag is the accessory which cannot be missed for any women and almost everyone own more than 1 to use for special purpose such as big bag for carrying many stuff, mini purse for easy carrying. However, in some occasional such as wedding, nightout, you need special fancy bag or you need a bag suit your dress instead of buying new one which you may not use much, you can rent.

4) Textbook

The cost of buying textbook is too much. It cost a lot for students to buy book and study materials. In order to save money, they can borrow books from public library or private library.

5) Camping stuff

Many people buy camp, sleeping bag and several tool and dream about the vacation to relax in countryside, harmony with nature. However, very few people got chance to go camping frequently. Therefore, rent these equipment is the suitable choice.

6) Camera lenses

Only the professional who use camera quite often should own more than 2 lenses. The cost of buying lenses is around $1000-$5000 per lenses is too much for normal household which don't use very often. 

7) Bike

If you don't use bike for going to work or exercise, buying bike is not necessary since you don't have time to use much.  

8) Toys

Children get bore easily with toys. They are the least loyal customer, therefore, parent will have to buy a lot of toys to satisfy them. Especially balloon house, bike, slide, camp and so on. Instead, they can rent those for cheap.8. 

Cosmetic scam Bohemia Organic product beauty treatment (After sales)

After the previous blog entry I talked about Bohemia there are more issues come afterward.

They said that in their tracking they have deliver my stuff to my address directly and it has the prove of delivery. However, I have never received anything to begin with. They claimed that I have to pay them money because they had sent me the replacement and I received both times, even though, I haven't received a single thing.

They also sent me several spam mail said that they involve INTERPOL to deal with my case of fraud. But clearly they are the fraud. They said I have to either sent payment or send back the "imagine" item they sent.

After several email and so called "INTERPOL investigation" that they claimed to be, they sent me an email said that they will use my name, address and bank detail to post on internet. WTF They are clearly at fault and now they try to reveal my information.

I hope everyone should avoid them.

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