LOVE LOVE LOVE Internet shopping! I have ordered more online this year than I have any other of the years, combined. I renovated my kitchen and dining room this year, so I purchased a lot of stuff online. I just LOVE shopping online! No traffic, no crowds, no pushy people, and in some cases, free shipping! All very nice.
It gets even better with the online promo codes and coupons. My favorite shopping coupon site is Savings.com. They have a terrific variety of stores, coupons, deals, categories, and more. Now that it’s back to school time, vendors are pumping out the deals: deals on HP computers, discounts at Gap, sales at FootSmart and Crocs and Kmart and Expedia and Home Depot, and more! Really terrific! Everything is very well organized at the site (which is why I like it best). You can search by category, store, brand, and more. IT’s also a great way to keep tabs on electronics and clothing deals, some of the most popular sale items this time of year.
Remember what Mrs. Mecomber always says: never shop online without checking for coupons and promo codes first!! You can save a bundle of money in so doing. And check out Savings.com– it’s free to use, they have a nice blog, and it’s a great site.
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This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Boost Mobile. All opinions are 100% mine.
I’m a Tracfone user. I’ve become increasingly frustrated with the coverage and incredible lack of service. If someone sends me a voicemail or a text, I usually do not receive it for THREE or FOUR days. This is HORRIBLE. I’ve been searching around for many, many months for better plans. So far, the best I’ve seen is “ok” service for $80/month. Will someone please tell me why cell phone service is SO stinkin’ expensive?! Cell phones have been around for years, you’d think the prices would have dropped to a more reasonable rate! And $80 a year is just for me! If I want to add other in the family, I’m looking at upwards of $150 a month. Whoa.
Anyway, I’ve recently discovered Boost Mobile. It is by far the best price I have seen– unlimited cell phone service for $50 a month. They’ve got some popular phones, too: Blackberry, Samsung Rant, the Motorola Bali and Rambler, and more. The unique thing about Boost Mobile is that it’s geared toward social media (something I am into because of my pro-blogging profession). I will have to look more into this program and also into the handy payment program. The service allows a friend or family member to make payments for Boost Mobile customers, too. 
Re-Boost your cell phone! Get it for less! It looks very cool. Worth checking out! The Blackberry especially looks great, and has a sweet payment plan….
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This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of iNetVideo. All opinions are 100% mine.
Looking for an online store to get very inexpensive DVDs, blu-ray movies, video games, music CDs, and more? iNetVideo is the place! They have a very good selection of stuff. I’m always looking for inexpensive music for the kids. iNetVideo has a good blend of a wide variety of stuff– movies and music– although I was disappointed that they don’t have Hillsong CDs. Oh well.
They do have loads of movies and blu-ray movies! As a matter of fact, iNetVideo is one of the largest providers of liquidated entertainment products. They have a lot of rare and old movies, too. Everything is very well-priced. They have the really old Bible Time classics, old Sesame Street shows, Old Time Comedy Classics, travel documentaries, etc. The PC, Xbox, and Playstation games are really inexpensive: Blues Clues, Civil War: Secrets of the North and South, LEGO Alpha Team, Sid Meyer’s Civilization (nice one!) and tons more. Prices are as low as $5 or so! iNetVideo also keeps a blog, showcasing movies and other news, and educating readers with their broad knowledge of the entertainment industry. They also feature a nice monthly giveaway of a blu-ray movie for readers.
See the site for more details. They have a lot of titles and the prices are phenomenal! They ship worldwide, too!
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No no, not finding an Internet home! Rather, using the Internet to find your next home!
Back in the “olden” days (like, 10 years ago!), we used to have to rely on word of mouth or generous realtors to discover foreclosed homes. Realtors are usually not forthcoming about foreclosed homes, since these properties are usually sold at much lower prices, and the commission is smaller. I remember trying to locate some foreclosed homes when i was house-hunting, and it was nearly impossible to find anything.
But the Internet has changed everything. Now, you can go online and look for affordable housing options, and you can also search for Foreclosures online! Very cool! Search the website by location, price, bedrooms and baths, and more. Many listings have detailed information and/or photos, such as tax information, included appliances, and real state company contact information.
The Internet has made us all do-it-yourselfers! I am still amazed at how great a resource the Internet is!
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