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Shel was just featured as a frugal dating expert on ABC news (see the clip here)--but the show made one error. While the 17 Great Dates for Penny-Pinchers is free, the e-book (280 pages of great frugal fun advice) costs $8.50. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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