Archive for January, 2010

Costco Wholesale Black Friday 2011

And to make sure you re getting the best bargain online, look for the item at the best price from a merchant with free shipping and a coupon to lower the cost even further the trifecta of bargain shopping.

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Buydig.com Deals Black Friday 2011

Also, if some gadget or appliance has an ultracheap price, consider why. You may want to shell out the extra bucks and get something that will last until next Black Friday, Palso says. The $19.99 Black and Decker toaster oven that s half off at Target s sale, for example, may last longer than its no name $9 rival. And that GPS may be on the way out.

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BJ s Wholesale Club Black Friday 2011

And many of these deals can be made even sweeter when purchased with coupons or coupled with rebates. Some purchases will even earn shoppers free gift cards. But be prepared to shop early A few of this year s big sales including those at Toys R Us, Sears and Kmart start on Thanksgiving.

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Buycostumes.com Deals Black Friday 2011

According to ConsumerAffairs.com, Consumer Reports found an electric percolator on sale at Kohl s stores and Kohls.com for $61.99, a discount from the regular $69.99. But those prices are higher than the $59.99 manufacturer s suggested retail price. Using a Web search, CR found better deals. The best price was $30.03 plus $8.21 shipping at Sale Stores.

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Bi Mart Black Friday 2011

And if you re shopping for children, check out CleverBabies.com. It has coupons for stores such as Toys R Us, Disney Store and babyGap. The site also posts sales, has forums and issues its own coupons.

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Buy.com Deals Black Friday 2011

A recent article at ConsumerReports.org named PriceGrabber the top comparison site and suggested that all searches begin there. The article also recommended searching with at least one additional site, mentioning Google, NexTag and Bing as best bets. (Bing is owned by Microsoft, which publishes MSN Money.)

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Big Lots Black Friday 2011

Analysts describe this electronic push as the latest move in a psychological chess match, as retailers try to keep consumer budget consciousness from casting a pall over the lucrative end of the year shopping season. E commerce has proved resilient, despite the recent recession; tech analysts at Forrester Research expect it to rise 11 percent this year, to $173 billion. But analysts point out that shoppers still make far more purchases in stores than online, and a well targeted coupon can entice people out from behind their keyboards. At the same time, phones with the software and GPS technology to accommodate geo targeted sales pitches are close to becoming ubiquitous One in five online consumers now uses either an iPhone or another smartphone. Mobile phone based deals, which target these folks while they are shopping and even right in the store, could be something of a perfect weapon.

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I-Cybie

i-Cybie is a robotic pet that resembles a dog. It was manufactured by Silverlit Electronics. The i-Cybie robot responds to sound, touch, voice commands via remote control. Although i-Cybie does possess a limited amount of artificial intelligence, programming is not easily modifiable by the end-user, and it is not capable of autonomous learning. The i-Cybie was one of the first robot pets on the market that could power itself via its Walk-Up-Charger. Read more…

Buy With Me Deals Black Friday 2011

A lot of these smaller guys . . . operate only online, and they have some of the best deals, says Laura Conrad, the president of PriceGrabber.

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