Probably what some of you might think is a bit of a simplistic topic, but in the past, I’ve written about the [...]
Scams & Ripoffs
A tip on making and receiving calls with your bank
Earlier this week, I posted some tips on what to do if you think you might be the target of a financial [...]
Beware of this “mystery shopping” scam
In these difficult times, you’ll see articles in various publications containing suggestions on how to boost your income. Some of the more [...]
How to identify a clocked car
A little later than I intended, here is our Value Ireland Top Tips on how you might be able to identify if [...]
The Sun supports Irish consumers – sort of, maybe
This e-mail arrived in the ValueIreland.com inbox a couple of weeks ago. Seems the Sun newspaper has decided to champion the consumer [...]
Ticketmaster – Overcharging rugby fans
Over the years, ValueIreland.com has received many e-mails from Ticketmaster complaining about being ripped off through their extra charges when buying tickets [...]
Why are Tesco really dropping the price of clothes?
Irish News of the World Sunday April 5th, 2009 Diarmuid MacShane Why are Tesco really dropping the price of clothes? In mid-March [...]
Top Tip for Saving Money Online
Irish News of the World Sunday March 22nd, 2009 Diarmuid MacShane Top Tip for Saving Money Online You may have heard about [...]
Going cold turkey on sterling to euro exchange rate stores
This e-mail came in to ValueIreland.com last week and gave us a little chuckle: I just want to let you know, I [...]
Aldi – inflicting higher euro prices than sterling comparisons
We’re being told that it’s mainly the UK stores that are inflicting a higher euro conversion price of their sterling prices, but [...]
