Saving: Secrets of a price matching expert

If you think you are good at price matching, you've met your match!

Israel Mata is so good at saving money, he's been blacklisted this black Friday and banned by Kohl's for his super savings technique.

And he's now sharing his secrets with you.

Mata says through price matching - where the store matches a lower price that's offered by a competitor - he's saved upwards of $25,000!

He says his strategy is to find retailers that allow you to use coupons and other promotions on top of the price match.

Mata says big box stores allow for it, such as Best Buy, Home Depot and Walmart.

Some small stores also will allow it.

"Even if they are small, it never hurts to ask and I've had success in the past. It's smart shopping," he said.

As for his incident at Kohl's, he managed to get his $1,100 dresser down to just $79!

So he ordered six, but three never arrived.

The store told him he is no longer welcome to shop there because he's cutting too much into their profits.