Re:Dell in hot water for making shoppers think overpriced mo...
by Pxtl on Wednesday June 07, 2023 @10:02AM
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I tend to use CamelCamelCamel to find out if I'm getting an actual deal on something, at least when shopping online.
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Re:Dell in hot water for making shoppers think overpriced mo...
by ct0 on Wednesday June 07, 2023 @10:19AM
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the best addon is Keepa, they have a time series price tracking thats added right in the page
Re:Dell in hot water for making shoppers think overpriced mo...
by Miserlou57 on Wednesday June 07, 2023 @10:14AM
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I’d also recommend JungleDealsBlog
Re:Dell in hot water for making shoppers think overpriced mo...
by salad-tycoon on Wednesday June 07, 2023 @10:38AM
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Slickdeals.net also good. Owned, iirc, by some bank though. Comments seem genuine and let you know if it’s a real deal or shill post.
Re:Dell in hot water for making shoppers think overpriced mo...
by hattmall on Wednesday June 07, 2023 @11:27AM
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I use Slickdeals all the time. It's pretty great, but has had a lot more advertising both blatant and stealth in recent years. Still good site though, I'd also like to know any more deals sites though.
And I also wonder how is there not a legitimate coupons site? Or is there? Even slickdeals now the coupon codes section is trach similar to retailmenot and the multitude of other crappy coupon spam sites.
Slickdeals used to be a good source for legit coupon codes and sometimes they are still on there but you have to dig in the forums the actual "coupons" section of the site is spam.