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2011
Daily Deal Sites I Follow
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One of my many daily deal bargains!
Just a couple of weeks ago, I took to the GroupBuyGirl Facebook page to ask how many daily deal sites you subscribe to. I shared that I subscribe to over 30, and some of you requested that I share my list with you. (Once I counted them up, I actually subscribe to many more- over 50!)
I use daily deal sites to save on everything from date night dinners to Christmas gifts to my husband’s work clothes. Subscribing to many daily deal sites gives me lots of options when I’m looking for a deal on a particular item (and it helps me stay up-to-date on the best deals to share with you!).
So below is a quick list of the deal sites that I receive emails from. I’ve put an asterisk (*) next to those that I’ve made several purchases from since subscribing.
GroupBuyGirl Deals (Yes, I subscribe to my own deal store… *blush*)
*Groupon (I subscribe to several cities.)
Google Daily Deals (Deals in select cities)
*Rue La La (Clothing, household items, gifts, and more)
Saveology (National deals. Often great gift card offers!)
Beyond the Rack (Discounts on designer brands for men, women, kids, and your home)
*ShoeBuy Events (Deep discounts on shoes and more!)
*Tippr (Local and national deals in several major U.S. cities)
MyHabit (Owner by Amazon.com so you know it’s reliable. Discounts on clothes and accessories for men, women, and kids.)
*SaveMore (Deals for online retailers, plus local deals in several cities. $10 credit just for signing up!)
Bitsy Bug (Bargains for kids and babies)
*HomeSav (Little bit of everything for your home. $10 credit for signing up!)
Off & Away (Travel deals, can either bid on vacations or buy from private sales)
Snique Away (More travel deals)
Dealster (A combo of local, travel, and gadget deals)
Mini Social (Baby and kid deals)
Giggle Deals (Baby and kid deals, plus you can set up a gift registry)
DoodleDeals (Deals for kids and moms, both local and nationwide offers. A Diapers.com partner)
Fab (Daily deals on a bit of everything)
*Family Finds (Family focused. Nationwide online deals, along with local deals for LA and Chicago)
Sole Society (Deals on designer shoes)
*Heartsy (Handmade products from small businesses. $5 credit just for signing up)
8Moms (Online deals for parents, plus local deals in some major cities)
Juice in the City (Local deals in many major cities. $5 off your first deal purchase)
*Lot18 (Wine deals)
Kid Steals (Deals on stuff for kids)
Baby Steals (Deals on stuff for babies)
Prive (Men and women’s clothing)
DealPulp (Both deals on vouchers to online retailers as well as daily “flash” sales on specific products)
Mom.com (Online deals for Mom, plus local deals for North Jersey)
*Living Social (Local deals in several major cities, along with some national deals)
*No More Rack (8 deals a day)
BuyWithMe (Local deals in several major cities, along with some national deals)
Sweet Jack (Local deal in some major cities)
*Swirl (Sample sale site from DailyCandy)
Moolala (Deals in some cities, plus national offers. If you’re looking to make a little income, this site has a referral program that pays in cash.)
*Ideeli (Clothing for the whole family, household items, travel, and more)
*Zulily (Sales for moms and kids. I just got the cutest Halloween costume for my son from this site!)
OpenSky (Celebrity curated sales for home, health, style, and food)
*The Foundary (Up to 70% off home essentials)
*Mamasource (Sales for moms and kids)
*Eversave (A mix of local and national deals. $3 credit for signing up)
Jetsetter (Travel!)
*Plum District (Local deals in some major cities, along with “everywhere” deals)
*Totsy (Sales for moms and kids)
*Haute Look (Clothing, accessories, and more!)
Modnique ($5 credit just for signing up, higher-end sales)
*One Kings Lane (Home goods)
*Jasmere (Eco-friendly retailers and products)
Gilt (Clothing, accessories, and more)
CityDeals (Gift cards for restaurants, retail, entertainment, spas, and more at reduced prices)
Enviius (Clothing for women, men, and kids. Based in Canada and ships to both the US and Canada)
Plus, I subscribe to a couple of local deal sites too!
So please tell me, how many daily deal sites are you subscribed to?
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That’s a lot! I’ve kept my limit to about 10, because I’ve already had the problem of forgetting a deal I bought and losing it. Now, I print them out right away and file them in my Household Binder. How do you organize your purchases from that many sites?
I really like Deal Radar – it gives a daily review of the deals – not all of the deals but a lot of them. One great new feature is you can set up a “drawer” for all your deals and the site will email you when they are about to expire. I’ve had a few deals expire because I’ve forgotten about them unfortunately, hopefully this will keep me better organized.