Shopping Bargains

The internet is great for finding bargains. I use the following sites:

Slickdeals describes itself as "The most frequently updated and complete deal site on the web". It usually list four or five deals a day. It also has a very active forum and offers online coupons. I've used this site to get free subscriptions to Men's Journal, Blender, Sporting News, TV Guide, Computer Shopper, and PC Magazine.

Techbargains, as its name suggests, offers bargains on computers and and electronics. I used this site today to buy a Viking 256MB CompactFlash card for $6 (after rebate) and a Viking 256MB Secure Digital card for $7 (after rebate).

DealCatcher offers daily deals and also has links to the Sundays ads to all of the major retailers. It also has a forum and a price comparison section.

FreeAfterRebate as the name states offers free merchandise (after rebate of course). Most of the deals are computer and electronic related. They usually offer up lots of deals on free software. The site tagline is "The best things in life are free (after 6 to 8 weeks)"

Dealcase is yet another site offering great deals on the internet. It is mostly bargains on computer and electronic related items. But also has deals for clothes, houseware, books, DVDs and other merchandise.

DealofDay offers internet bargains, a forum, and coupons and price comparisons. This site does not display correctly in the Firefox browser. But is okay in Internet Explorer.

Cheap Stingy Bastard is a personal blog with post for cheap stuff the author has found on the internet. It offers a e-mail newsletter and links to popular copons.

MOTHER of all DEALS is "a database of deals from many of the most popular deals sites. So instead of having to check 5 or 6 deals sites, You can now just check one! " It lists deals from Slickdeals, BensBargains, TechBargains, GotApex, XPBargains, and FatWallet. This is a straight forward and ad-free site

All of these sites offer RSS feeds. Keeping track of them is easy using you favorite feed reader.