Tag: DEALS

Everyone wants the best price possible when buying goods and services, and with so many shopping comparison sites online we are sure to get goods that are priced to our satisfaction. But are they really showing us all the deals out there? Services like MySimon, Bizrate and NexTag aside, Tjoos does not play favorites to stores that only have affiliate programs where these sites earn a commission ...

Snoopr.net is a Digg inspired website for finding deals. Users submit deals that they find to the site and then other users can "snoop" deals that rock their world. Each deal has a "Snoop Gauge" beside it that shows how popular a particular deal is with the Snoopr.net crowd. Like Digg, deals with the highest score earn top billing on the site. Unlike Digg however the deals score takes into account ...

We're all looking to save a buck. Well, maybe not all of us; but if you are one of the many searching for great deals, here's a list you should check twice. The Frugal Panda, a "very new" frugality blog, has listed their top 50 sites to help you get a handle on your wallet. Everything from college to home and garden is covered in the list, including the tips of some frugal celebs like Terri ...

It's December, and that means crazy sales on everything, even PDA software. Not that I really expect you to buy a copy of Conduits Pocket Player or eSoft Interactive's Word Challenge for that special somebody in your life. But if you do, you can save a few bucks this month. Here's a few bargains we dug up. Feel free to post others in the comments section. Conduits has a coupon code for 35% off ...

With the grand success of social news site digg, you had to figure that there were going to be a number of copycats. We have all came across a few of them in our travels I'm sure, but maybe none like the digg of deals. Shoutback might just be that. Like Dealsplus, users can vote up deals that other users have submitted. Everyone loves a great deal, so if you find deals, you can also share them on ...

It was only a matter of time before someone combined a social links site like Digg with one of the web's favorite pastimes, shopping. Clipfire lets you "clip" good deals found on the web. Deals with lots of "clips" get promoted to the "Popular Deals" page. Sound familiar? It has a search function but notably missing are any sort of categories or tags that would make ...