Comments on: Sunday Shopping Circulars Online http://www.gettingfinancesdone.com/blog/archives/2006/12/sunday-shopping-circulars-online/ Your Guide to Stress-Free Financial Control. Personal finance tips. Tue, 27 Jul 2010 06:14:22 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Black Friday Specials http://www.gettingfinancesdone.com/blog/archives/2006/12/sunday-shopping-circulars-online/comment-page-1/#comment-125241 Black Friday Specials Wed, 12 Nov 2008 08:58:04 +0000 http://www.gettingfinancesdone.com/blog/archives/2006/12/sunday-shopping-circulars-online/#comment-125241 <strong>Black Friday Specials</strong> We always hold hands. If I let go, she shops. -Henny Youngman :o) Happy Holidays! Black Friday Specials

We always hold hands. If I let go, she shops. -Henny Youngman :o ) Happy Holidays!

]]> By: Prashant http://www.gettingfinancesdone.com/blog/archives/2006/12/sunday-shopping-circulars-online/comment-page-1/#comment-78891 Prashant Mon, 31 Mar 2008 05:45:04 +0000 http://www.gettingfinancesdone.com/blog/archives/2006/12/sunday-shopping-circulars-online/#comment-78891 Hi everyone here, I have started a new shopping portal - www.topestore.com where I have made my all endeavors to keep the prices highly competitive & a stores directory namely www.safeshoppe.com. I would thank the community here for their suggestion/advices. Please do not consider this a spam. Prashant Hi everyone here,

I have started a new shopping portal – http://www.topestore.com where I have made my all endeavors to keep the prices highly competitive & a stores directory namely http://www.safeshoppe.com. I would thank the community here for their suggestion/advices. Please do not consider this a spam.

Prashant

]]> By: Dazy Smith http://www.gettingfinancesdone.com/blog/archives/2006/12/sunday-shopping-circulars-online/comment-page-1/#comment-61888 Dazy Smith Tue, 08 Jan 2008 04:31:41 +0000 http://www.gettingfinancesdone.com/blog/archives/2006/12/sunday-shopping-circulars-online/#comment-61888 Hi everybody, Can somebody suggest me a better online shopping website where I can purchase an Apple 160GB iPod at reasonable price. However, I searched the web and find the resources i.e. http://www.topestore.com http://www.latest-beauty-tips.com http://www.safeshoppe.com where the prices are compartively low. Please suggest if you have some other better resources. Dazy Smith Hi everybody,

Can somebody suggest me a better online shopping website where I can purchase an Apple 160GB iPod at reasonable price. However, I searched the web and find the resources i.e.
http://www.topestore.com
http://www.latest-beauty-tips.com
http://www.safeshoppe.com
where the prices are compartively low.
Please suggest if you have some other better resources.

Dazy Smith

]]> By: The Stubborn Capitalist » Blog Archive » 106 Ways to Save Money http://www.gettingfinancesdone.com/blog/archives/2006/12/sunday-shopping-circulars-online/comment-page-1/#comment-4519 The Stubborn Capitalist » Blog Archive » 106 Ways to Save Money Sun, 14 Jan 2007 21:32:22 +0000 http://www.gettingfinancesdone.com/blog/archives/2006/12/sunday-shopping-circulars-online/#comment-4519 [...] General Shopping 57. Become an educated shopper. Subscribe to the Consumerist. 58. Power shop with RSS feeds. Here is an excellent guide. 59. Use ShopLocal.com to search for deals. Here is a brief explanation of the service. Computers 60. Check out Dell. They have excellent prices on personal computers. Keep an eye out for seasonal discounts. Avoid bundling the extras, like software and cameras, as you can usually find a better deal elsewhere. 61. Search eBay. There are some great computer deals on eBay, but you have to be careful. ONLY buy from a trusted retailer with very high feedback. 62. What are your computer needs? Internet and writing reports? Then you probably do not need the latest whiz-bang processor… It’s a different story for all the gamers out there… 63. Are you a teacher or a student? You may be able to qualify for a discount. It never hurts to ask! 64. Shop around for ink cartridges. They are outrageously expensive at office supply stores. eBay and online retailers are the way to go! Electronics 66. eBay, eBay, eBay. Always search eBay before buying electronics in a store. 67. Check out price comparison websites. 68. For complicated electronics, like cameras, I will usually go into a store so I can have my questions answered directly. I also like to handle the product in person. If I like it, I go home and buy it online. 69. Avoid extended warranties. They are usually a rip-off, and a HUGE moneymaker for retailers, which is why they push them so hard. Personally I am an exception with big ticket, hard to replace, items like plasma’s and expensive stereo equipment. I usually weigh the cost of the warranty against the cost of replacement, and determine if it makes sense. 70. Check Consumer Reports for research. Nothing is worse than buying a dud, then having the desire to go out and buy ANOTHER item. 71. Do blog research for the same reason. 72. SD Cards, buy them on eBay. These have HUGE markups in stores. [...] [...] General Shopping 57. Become an educated shopper. Subscribe to the Consumerist. 58. Power shop with RSS feeds. Here is an excellent guide. 59. Use ShopLocal.com to search for deals. Here is a brief explanation of the service. Computers 60. Check out Dell. They have excellent prices on personal computers. Keep an eye out for seasonal discounts. Avoid bundling the extras, like software and cameras, as you can usually find a better deal elsewhere. 61. Search eBay. There are some great computer deals on eBay, but you have to be careful. ONLY buy from a trusted retailer with very high feedback. 62. What are your computer needs? Internet and writing reports? Then you probably do not need the latest whiz-bang processor… It’s a different story for all the gamers out there… 63. Are you a teacher or a student? You may be able to qualify for a discount. It never hurts to ask! 64. Shop around for ink cartridges. They are outrageously expensive at office supply stores. eBay and online retailers are the way to go! Electronics 66. eBay, eBay, eBay. Always search eBay before buying electronics in a store. 67. Check out price comparison websites. 68. For complicated electronics, like cameras, I will usually go into a store so I can have my questions answered directly. I also like to handle the product in person. If I like it, I go home and buy it online. 69. Avoid extended warranties. They are usually a rip-off, and a HUGE moneymaker for retailers, which is why they push them so hard. Personally I am an exception with big ticket, hard to replace, items like plasma’s and expensive stereo equipment. I usually weigh the cost of the warranty against the cost of replacement, and determine if it makes sense. 70. Check Consumer Reports for research. Nothing is worse than buying a dud, then having the desire to go out and buy ANOTHER item. 71. Do blog research for the same reason. 72. SD Cards, buy them on eBay. These have HUGE markups in stores. [...]

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