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How to Read Clearance Tags in Canadian Stores

1 min read · Retail arbitrage basics

Clearance tags carry clues about how final a markdown is. Here is what to look for and what not to assume.

What tags tell you

Do not assume

Useful habits

Costco note

Shoppers widely report that Costco prices ending in .97 mark a clearance. Treat it as a hint, not a rule.

General information for resellers, not financial, tax or legal advice. Marketplace fees and policies change; check the current rules before you buy.

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