If you're like me, every year you plan on doing your holiday shopping online, but wait too long, and end up in the mall on Christmas Eve. Well now is a pretty good time to do your online shopping without paying high shipping costs to ensure your stuff arrives on time.
As many of you probably know I maintain the deal shopping site called SpendFish, so I keep a close eye on other deal sites. Here's a collection of some of the best deal sites:
Deal Shopping Sites
- SpendFish - Searches Amazon's API and stores the best deals. You can subscribe to complex RSS feeds such as "coffee makers on sale for 40% off or more, and less than $100", or try some of the gift finders. UPDATE: This site is no longer operating.
- Woot - Features one deal every day.
- Delight Deals - this one from the delight network is for the ladies!
- Overstock - they have a lot of good stuff, and good prices.
- Deal News - nice site, and also features several sub sites: dealmac, dealram, dealcam, etc.
- Fat Wallet - forums, news, and price comparison.
- TechBargains - blog of bargains for tech stuff.
- SlickDeals - deal blog with a mix of stuff.
- DealMouse - A nice deal blog - mostly electronics.
- DealCatcher - blog with lots of different stuff, majority is probably electronics.
- Mighty Goods - blog, not everything is on sale, but points for an elegant design, and cool name.
- AntiRebate - like deals, but hate rebates? then this blog is for you.
Are there any other deal sites that are worthwhile that I'm missing?
Comments
http://www.dealworld.info dealworld has a network of 15 dealsites
www.shoplocal.com You can buy online or see sales circulars for stores in your zip code
For deals, in addition to a couple you've already mentioned, I follow: More Stuff 4 Less Bargain Blog http://www.morestuff4less.com/ TechBargains http://www.techbargains.com But for strictly cool stuff, deals or no, I also read: Cool Hunting http://www.coolhunting.com Strange New Products http://www.strangenewproducts.com
www.wazima.com is a search engine for deals (with RSS and some personalization features)
How about Froogle (http://froogle.google.com)? I also have used bigwords (http://www.bigwords.com) for purchasing books, music, and movies. Although, I think that they also do supplies and games now.
I have been searching for more of this type of site - Here is what I found WWW.SNAPGONE.COM WWW.STEEPANDCHEAP.COM WWW.MIDNIGHTBOX.COM http://www.goingtoday.com/ http://www.onedealoneday.com/ http://www.homeandbeyondhotbuys.com
www.Deals2save.com
Alex's Coupons (http://www.alexscoupons.com) is my favorite. They have coupons for over 1000 stores.
Check out http://www.bargainstriker.com for great deals and coupons.
There is a site, fairly new to scene, called edsdailydeals.com. Really clean layout, great deals, rss feed, etc. definitely check it out.
evreward.com - not a deal site, but a directory of shopping rewards. After you've found your deal, come here and find your reward from dozens of cash back, frequent flyer and savings programs.
Check out CheapestCDPrice.com for great deals on new and used CDs.
I saw lunarloot.com today had cardreaders for a decent price.
My favorits: http://www.dealslist.com http://www.netoon.com Less attractive ones: http://www.dealsocean.com http://www.dealsea.com
MidnightBox.com is celebrating their 1 yr anniversary today with Mystery Boxes shipped for $6. The past few weeks their "blow out" deals have been great... and sold out quickly.
Why did you forget www.dealunion.com? It's a quite good web shopping site.