Summar Ghias

Summar Ghias

Contributing Writer
Summar Ghias is a writer and social worker who spends her days working for a local nonprofit and her nights writing about a variety of topics that range from music to gender issues to travel. She attributes her love for big cities to the diverse cultural, artistic, and food-centric experiences that can be had in them. A former assistant editor at Budget Travel, Ghias has also freelanced at Discover, People, In New York, Spinner.com, and AOL Travel among others. Her work with dealnews has appeared on MSN Money, and her work with Budget Travel has appeared on CNN.com and MSNBC.com.

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    Consignment Stores Go Online: Save Up to 70% on Designer Duds Every Day

    Consignment Stores Go Online: Save Up to 70% on Designer Duds Every Day

    By Summar Ghias, DealNews Contributing Writer
    While fans of high-end fashion have long been privy to buying secondhand designer goods at a discount, the fashion consignment industry has gotten a big boost recently with an influx of specialized online marketplaces for vintage luxury goods. Not only does this trend offer greater opportunities for budget fashionistas to save money, but it ultimately exposes a greater audience to the potential for savings.
    Published September 17, 2013
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    T-Mobile Offers Cheap Service Plans for the iPhone 5

    T-Mobile Offers Cheap Service Plans for the iPhone 5

    By Summar Ghias, DealNews Contributing Writer
    Last week, T-Mobile announced it will carry the iPhone 5 and permanently do away with yearly contracts. The wireless carrier's "un-leashed" contract-free plans make it the first major U.S. carrier to offer the iPhone 5 with no annual service contract. So what's in store for customers who choose to take the seemingly budget-friendly and non-binding leap? Here's a look at the cost and caveats to signing up contract-free with T-Mobile.
    Published April 10, 2013
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