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Websites For The Frugal?
fwc writes "Like most people, I like being able to get the most benefit out of my money. In pursuit of this, I use several websites which help stretch my dollar even more. For instance, I have found smarterliving.com which I consult for good travel-related deals. I also use slickdeals.net and fatwallet to make sure I don't miss those almost-too-good-to-be-true deals. When looking for the best price on a specific item, I usually consult Froogle, Pricewatch, and Shopper.com. I also use a collection of online stores which sell stuff dirt cheap, such as newegg, PC Surplus Online, and of course half.com. Recently, I was looking for some tools at Harbor Freight's Website and a friend suggested that I might want to also look at Homier's. I was pleasantly suprised to find that they have some prices which are even lower than at any other site which I have found. This makes me wonder what other sites are out there I haven't found yet which are in the same category." I know techbargains has "saved" me money on some things I might not otherwise have bought. Where have you been best led?
Today must be a slow news day. First the keyboard review, then this? sheesh! /. is laxing it's front page standards (or timothy is bored).
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Like posting a question on Slashdot with links to your websites, getting free advertizing in the process?
What, you guys don't have money? Man, the world outside the US is a strange place indeed.
http://www.frugalsquirrels.com
Well it does have a section about fugal living but most of it is survivalist stuff. Still its a good site.
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