There is a wealth of good merchandise to be found in flea markets. They are not only good substitutes for retail stores because of the quality of merchandise, but also because they make the cheaper alternative.
However, there is still much you can do to maximize your savings when shopping in a flea market. iVillage.com has an article on flea market tips that you can read.
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