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10 $uper Sites to Find Online Coupon Codes and Printable Coupons

Brian — Sat, 15 May 2010 22:20:02 +0000

Before you go shopping next time, don’t forget to take your coupons with you. Gone are the days you need to clip and save coupons from the newspaper.

With a few awesome sites I’m going to show you today, you’ll find all the coupon codes you need for shopping online or those you can simply print out prior to taking a trip to your favorite store or grocery store.

I’m personally not a coupon guy, but I’m a coupon code guy. When I’m shopping online and there is a block to enter a coupon code, guess who always gets the discount? Yep, that’s where I save my money. Where do I find these coupon codes? Just look below and you can enjoy the savings too.

RetailMeNot, to me, is the big daddy of all the coupon sites. It’s my personal go-to-site for online coupon codes. They give you codes for more than 50k online stores. The site is divided into three primary tabs, which include coupon codes, printable coupons and grocery coupons.

SlickDeals – SlickDeals updates their deals pretty frequently. They find deals from around the web and display the hottest deals each day. They also have over 800 coupons for online stores.

Dealtaker provides two tabs, (coupons/stores and grocery coupons). The coupons/stores section provides a nice A to Z listing of all your favorite stores with in-store coupons and discount codes to shop online with.

DealCoupon is a Coupon site brought to you by one of my favorite deal site, DealNews.com, a site I’ve shared with you many times before. Browse the most popular coupons or search by store or category.

Keepcash bring you an assortment of coupons sorted by all your favorite stores. I personally like the simple and user friendly layout. It’s quick and simple to find the store you want, while saving the money you need through the coupons and discount codes.

GottaDeal is yet another source to find any available coupons. The stores are listed A to Z and by clicking the store of your choice, you’ll find the online coupon code and expiration date.

Dealcatcher lets you search through either coupons (for online shopping) or printable coupons to take to the store with you. Sort alphabetically, by date or by browsing through the different categories. Each day, Dealcatcher also features a “Catch of the Day.”

Need more coupons or coupon code sites? Try these sites out!

CurrentCodes provides online coupon codes for hundreds of stores.

FatWallet helps you get cash back and brings you coupons for over 2500 retailers.

CouponCabin brings you more than 67k coupons and coupon codes from your favorite shopping sites and stores.

Cheap Travels – Find the Cheapest Airfare, Lodging and More

Brian — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 02:44:53 +0000

Tomorrow morning, I’ll be traveling from sunny Florida to the snow-covered state of Maryland. When originally searching for my flights, I found a difference in up to $500 in general ticket prices per flight. This inspired me to create today’s posting. The sites below have helped me and can help you save a significant amount of money in airfare, hotels and more.

Kayak is a travel search site that specializes in airfare and hotel stays. They don’t sell plane tickets or hotel rooms, but instead help you find the best prices on each. Kayak searches information from hundreds of travel sites, letting you compare each. Purchases aren’t made through Kayak, but instead via the airline site, hotel or a travel agent.

Skyscanner is a site that strives to help you find the cheapest airline tickets. With Skyscanner, you get a comparison of flight prices for more than 670k routes via 600 airlines. To help determine the best travel dates, you can use the site to browse prices for an entire year. You can even search to find the cheapest travel destinations from the airports closest to you.

Airfare Watchdog searches for flights, checks seat availability and lists all associated taxes (i.e. international and airline site fares). Unlike many similar sites, Airfare Watchdog also provides promo code fares to get you the best deals. With this site, you’ll get actual prices of airfare upfront.

AirBNB is an online marketplace that enables anyone with commercial properties to rent out their properties. It’s a reputation-based site full of reviews. With this site you’ll find vacation rentals, private rooms, apartments, bed and breakfasts, hotels, castles, treehouses and many other traditional and non-traditional acommodations according to their site. Search the site by city or country.

Yapta is meant to help you know when to buy low. They conduct daily price checks on flights and hotels you specify. You can an alert for when prices drop. One cool feature Yapta provides is the ability to track the price of flights you’ve already booked. If the price drops below what you paid, Yapta sends an alert when you’re eligible for a refund or travel credit from the airline.

Fare Compare is an airfare shopping site that helps you find the best deals by processing feeds from 500+ airlines. You can signup @ www.farecompare.com/signup) to get e-mail alerts on travel deals. Fare Compare also provides real-time Twitter updates on deals specific to your airport. You can use the Fare Compare Deal Finder to find deals that’s specific to your city and price you specify.

I’ve found myself using Kayak the most, but prior to this posting and my additional research, I was unaware of the refund notification Yapta provides. I’ll definitely be using this tool for future flights. Air BnB is also a very intriguing site I’ll look to take advantage of in the future. What’s your favorite site to save money on travel?

10 Top Sites to Find Great Deals and Bargains

Brian — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 04:44:00 +0000

I wanted to use this entry to list some of the best bargain sites. One of the greatest feelings we can have is knowing we just saved big bucks on a purchase. Saving money can enhance your satisfaction level, while lowering your stress factor.

DealNews - I’ve covered DealNews a few times before, but had to list it first within this listing. It’s my favorite overall site for saving money and finding the best deals. I’ve personally used DealNews on a dozen or so occasions and have saved some big bucks. Each deal provides a hotness rating, voted upon by readers.

DealsPlus – DealsPlus is an online social shopping community developed by its users. You can find bargains on a variety of items. The top deals, decided on by members, are placed on the front page.

ThinkGeek – Stuff for Smart Masses – This site is more of a creative gift site, than a site full of deals. It’s a site full of gifts for the geeks and fans of the internet and technology.

SlickDeals - SlickDeals updates their deals pretty frequently. They find deals from around the web and display the hottest deals each day. They also have over 800 coupons for online stores.

RetailMeNot - RetailMeNot is an easy way to find online coupon codes. They provide coupon codes for 20,000 online stores. You can use the codes on the checkout pages to get discounts.

Woot : One Day, One Deal – Woot is an online store and community that sells stuff cheap. They feature one great deal each day.

TechBargains – TechBargains is a site for saving money on tech

Eazy Cheezy 2008 Holiday Shopping Resources

Brian — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 21:35:00 +0000

This weekend is going to be a huge shopping weekend and many of us will be hitting the stores for last-minute gifts. With Christmas approaching, we could all use some additional gift ideas and money savings. I’m pleased to present the “Eazy Cheezy Holiday Shopping Resources.”

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Holiday Gift Guide Electronics Edition – MeganmCardle
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$20 and Under Gift Guide Electronic Kits – Make: Blog
Holiday Top 10 Hotlists – TopTenReviews
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