Are You Being Too Frugal? 12 Warnings Signs

We are all fans of saving money and responsible spending, especially in this current recession. But are you being too cheap? Here are 12 warning signs. rn1. You’ve been procrastinating on buying that new roll of duct tape to repair your boots--and your windows--and your car. 2. You barter with the cashier at Salvation Army. 3. The 99 cent store is your idea of a baller life. 4. You get a refund on all your snacks by claiming to the companies’ customer service department that your satisfaction was not met. 5. As soon as you get the money, you plan on suing Payless Shoes for false advertising. 6. All your romantic dates are on Second Life to offset real world costs. 7. You get your bus fare from homeless people. 8. You hang your tissue paper dry and reuse them. 9. Not only do you use both sides of Post-Its, you divide them into quarters and write smaller. 10. The local Hare Krishna temple always have your weekly Sunday lunch prepared for you in advance. 11. You’ve become a misanthropic recluse just so you could eradicate all gift expenses. 12. You are foregoing healthcare to take a chance on that mysterious swelling lump on your right shoulder. It probably means nothing, right?