"clipka" <nomail@nomail> wrote in message
news:web.49de13a9b7c72839b06defeb0@news.povray.org...

> My internet provider just informed me that I might save a few cents by
switching
> to a new product tariff - which makes me think again:
>
> How come people put so much energy into saving money, even if it is just a
few
> bucks?
>
> Now let's assume that switching to that new tariff would cost me only a
5-minute
> phone call; thinking how much money I could instead make by spending that
time
> for work, it would take half a year before that tariff switch would even
start
> to pay off... and if I spent another 10 minutes to make sure there's no
catch
> to the new tariff...
>
> Sometimes it saves more money to not attempt to save any.

Say, do you factor in the time spent calculating whether to attempt to save
money or not?

Sometimes, it saves more money to not overthink.

Of course it also saves money to not read or post p.o-t...

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