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Anker headphones, men’s skin care products, and board games lead off Monday’s best deals.
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It seems like there’s a day for everything now, and today is National Pizza Day. While I’d like to argue that pizza doesn’t need a day dedicated to celebrating it, I’m always up for a deal, especially on food, and there are a ton of them to be had to today on everyone’s favorite round food.
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An Anker dash cam, Swiffer’s air purifier, and a delicious Tide Pod discount lead off Thursday’s best deals from around the web.
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Das Keyboards, SSDs, Jojoba Oil, and another Instant Pot lead off Friday’s best deals from around the web.
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Chef’s Star pots and pans, minimalist wallets, and a Honeywell Gold Box lead off the Tuesday’s best deals from around the web.
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Last year, a startup called Suppose TV entered the market to help consumers find the best deal on TV services. The site offers an online tool that lets you compare different services — including things like channel selection and pricing. But doing so still took a lot of work in terms of entering your criteria, setting your channel priorities and specifying other requirements. Today, the company is rolling out a new, automated feature to make this whole process even easier. With its “TV Service Alerts,” the startup can now email you when TV services change their prices, channel lineup or features. This way, you can make a cost-saving switch or jump to one that’s a better fit.
As the streaming landscape becomes more fragmented, this sort of thing could become a must-have tool for those who are getting overwhelmed by the various options, and don’t have the time to keep
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If you’re up late this weekend holiday shopping or driving to your next destination, 7-11 is offering a deal to keep you fueled up and ready to go: $.19 coffee.
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CVS is famous for their ridiculously long receipts. If it bothers you to get the equivalent of a tree branch every time you buy gum, here’s how you can stop the madness.
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Saturday, September 29 is National Coffee Day, and chains are offering freebies and discounts, ranging from generous to laughably stingy. Here are the best deals, so you can get a no-strings free cup of coffee instead of settling for 25% off a bag of beans (the current “deal” at Peet’s).
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The end of summer is near. In honor of Labor Day this year, Dairy Queen is offering customers a free Blizzard, provided they download the restaurant’s mobile app.
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If you’ve just realized it’s August and you still haven’t been anywhere, don’t despair. Fall isn’t just about wearing cute jackets—it’s about travel deals.
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Eight years after Amazon snatched up the daily deals site Woot!, the retailer is now leveraging the site to serve as another perk for Prime members. Woot! this morning announced that it will begin offering free shipping on purchases from its site to all Amazon Prime members. Read More
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GoDaddy is acquiring Main Street Hub, an Austin-based social media marketing platform. The deal is for $125M in cash plus up to $50M in potential future earn outs, and is expected to close late in Q2 2018. Founded in 2010 Main Street Hub has raised a total of $93M in debt and equity financing from Silicon Valley Bank, Vista Equity Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners and other investors. For… Read More
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So you’ve had a nice, calming two-day respite from all of the bargain hunting. But don’t worry, it’s almost over. It’s Cyber Monday, a holiday made up in 2005 because Black Friday wasn’t quite doing the trick. Sure it’s a crass cash-in and yet more grist for the end of year Capitalist mill — but the deals! Over the past few years, Cyber… Read More
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Amazon’s Treasure Truck, the retailer’s deal programs that offers discounts on select items paid for online then picked up in person from an actual truck, is expanding across the U.S. First announced back in 2015 in Seattle, then rolled out the following year, Treasure Truck initially appeared to be some sort of one-off marketing experiment, but its recently granted patent and… Read More
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Amazon just announced its third annual Prime Day, the retailer’s answer to Black Friday that originally started to celebrate its 20th anniversary. While Amazon had previously said they would be doing a third year of Prime Day, this is the first time we’re getting the actual date and previews of some of the sales.
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An affordable rowing machine, everything you need for the perfect lawn, Anker Powerline+ cables, and more lead Sunday’s best lifestyle deals.
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I’m indifferent about my cell carrier’s family plan. It’s fine, it works, I pay them, whatever.
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Your vacations are probably already booked, so it’s about time you thought about what you’re packing. Amazon’s one-day sale on swimsuits and rash guards can help get you to a stress-free mindset. Men’s, women’s, and kids’ styles are all marked down, but these prices head out to sea at the end of the day.
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Target’s mobile app strategy will undergo a significant change, starting this summer. The retailer announced this week it will soon combine the functionality of its Cartwheel savings app with its main shopping app, in preparation for an eventual Cartwheel shutdown. The Target app will also receive a notable upgrade this year, adding support for an indoor map that shows your location in… Read More