John Ewoldt

Reporter | Consumer news
Phone: 612-673-7633
John Ewoldt searches the Twin Cities and beyond for bargains and strategies to spare consumers time, money and hassles.

Recent content from John Ewoldt

Shut out on Missoni? Try these tips for Jason Wu

After its mishap with Missoni in September, let's hope Target has gotten the zigzags out of its online ordering system with the new Jason Wu collection -- coming Sunday.

Updated: February 07, 2012, - 02:27 PM

123 456 is your password? We're on to you

If you are one of the computer users with 123456 as a password, you have company, and lots of it. According to the list of the 25 worst passwords by SplashData.com, it's the second most commonly used password, surpassed only by (seriously?) "password."

Updated: February 05, 2012, - 11:43 AM

Steals+Deals: Pre-Super Bowl discounts on big-screen TVs

Plus: February hotel deals and $8 haircuts

Updated: February 01, 2012, - 03:09 PM

Peeps hop into Mall of America

The injustice has finally been righted. Peeps marshmallow candies are now available any day, and any season, at a new store in the Mall of America.

Updated: January 30, 2012, - 10:24 AM

Steals+Deals: Broken zipper emergency? It'll be fixed in three hours

Plus: Free tote with cosmetic purchase

Updated: January 25, 2012, - 02:34 PM

Roadmap to deals in early 2012

The best time to buy something is, obviously, when it's on sale, and that can happen anytime. But it helps to have a roadmap for sales that retailers have every year.

Updated: January 23, 2012, - 09:44 AM

Steals+Deals: Premium denim for $35

Plus: BOGO deal is back at Mystic Lake this month and discounts on LED bulbs

Updated: January 18, 2012, - 02:15 PM

What will cost more, less in 2012

Falling prices don't always garner as much attention as rising ones, but some items will cost consumers less in 2012.

Updated: January 13, 2012, - 03:37 PM

Steals+Deals: Haircuts for $9 to $12 for a limited time

Plus: Operation Glass Slipper sale

Updated: January 12, 2012, - 05:42 PM

Considering a new TV? Stand aside to get the full picture of quality

If you're watching TV to the right or left of your set, the view may not be what it used to be. Here's how to shop for the right model.

Updated: January 09, 2012, - 06:44 PM

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