23 posts tagged “internet”
- 88 ways to save money, and counting... I love the way this expands like the old windows explorer.
- Most Americans have too much taken from their paychecks each year. Why let the IRS hold your money interest-free? Easy-to-Use Tax Withholding Calculator
- I’m always looking for freebies and I found even more at Yahoo Green
- Tired of having to register at every blog, forum, and newspaper? Try these handy tools first LOGIN2ME or BUGMENOT
- Why pay for your children’s meal when kids eat free at these establishments?
- Your local BOGO emailed to you every week. Great!
- Finding government grants can be tedious. ProposalWriter organizes grants by agency and by topic area; making your search easier.
- Got empty milk jugs? 35+ Uses for Plastic Milk Jugs
- Shortcuts coupons attach electronically to your participating grocery store loyalty card, so they are always with you when you shop.
- Yapta sends you price drop alerts on flights and hotels. If the price of your airline ticket drops below what you paid, Yapta will alert you when you're eligible for a refund from the airline!
- Visit the PropertyRoom for incredible savings from this police auction online.
- TinyMassive is an online search engine that combs the Web to find you the best deals on just about any product you can think of. Simply tweet a search query to @TinyMassive. It will then reply to your tweet with the number of results matching your query. If you follow the link in the TinyMassive tweet, you'll be brought to the results page.
- Spend Less TV brings you free videos filled with valuable bargains, coupon tips, buying strategies, deals, steals and insider secrets.
- Call your cable company to ask about both bare Internet, and Internet plus the cheapest cable TV service. The FCC requires them to have a basic tier of cable service that runs about $12/mo but you usually have to explicitly ask about it. I have WOW and its bare bones cable service is called Limited Basic Service
- Get shows directly from the network.
ABC Full Episode Player
NBC Video Rewind
CBS Innertube - Sign up for hulu or use joost
- Send free text message using FreeTextSend
- Get thousands of free audio books at LibriVox
- Kiplinger published 20 Ways to Waste Your Money and I bet some of you are guilty of them.
- I always use free software and these programs are stable and simple to use.
- Find out fast when you can save on flights to your favorite destinations! It's easy and it's free, thanks to Travelocity's new RSS feed
- Many of you have used my free education post to save about $40,000 so here are 4 More Sites That Teach You How to Do Anything
- Giveaways are real popular in a bad economy. How do you find them? Go to Big List of Giveaways
Turn your browser into a money saver!
- Retailmenot Never miss a bargain again. Automatically informs you of sites that retailmenot users have shared discount coupon codes for.
- Offers.com Notifies you when there are money-saving offers available for the site you're currently browsing. Click the notification to go directly to the merchant's page on Offers.com and view all the available offers, coupons and promotions!
- Coupons24.com Notifies you when coupon codes are available for popular shopping websites.
- Looking for more freebies, subscribe to my twitter feed over in the sidebar, then head on over to The Geek’s Guide to Getting Free Stuff
- When is the best time to buy …? Learn the day at The Cheapest Days to Buy Certain Items
- This guy followed my advice and wrote love letters to large companies trying to get freebies. Here are his results
- Since 9/11, the TSA has collected tons of items at airport security checkpoints. What happens to all that stuff? Here’s how to buy TSA contraband
- This is the most comprehensive site for birthday freebies I’ve found. I’ll be at Rock Bottom on my birthday!
- Free comparison-shopping with your cell phone when you're in a store! How cool is that?
- FINDfocusgroups covers major metro areas and offers $75 to $300 if you qualify.
Many bloggers believe they can make money selling links and ads on their page. My research shows otherwise. Here are some examples:
- Yahoo announced it was shutting down last century's hot social-networking-esque service, GeoCities, for which it paid $3.5 billion in 1999.
- Credit Suisse puts YouTube's estimated 2009 losses at nearly half a billion dollars.
- Getting million of new users in the Third World sucks, because Facebook will never be able to monetize those eyeballs
- Proof of payment from an typical blogger - no revenues after February?
- Research found that the 6% of the online population accounting for most of the click-throughs skews toward male Internet users ages 25 to 44 with household income under $40,000. They were also more likely to visit auction, gambling and career sites.
- Competition – many bloggers are now using Google ads
- Annoying techniques (pop-up/under ads, ads that you must close to see web content, flash based entry points, and commercials prior to videos) are driving users crazy
- Consumers want less marketing – CANSPAM, Do Not Call List, Do Not Track List
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- Should I rent or buy? Find out with a detailed analysis at REALTOR.COM
- CHECKINGFINDER is a website where you can search by zip code for high-interest checking account offers.
- Tired of waiting for a real person to pick up when you call a company? VOIP-NEWS.COM has a list of 50 tips to get a real voice at any corporation in 10 seconds or less. Also check out GET HUMAN, NO PHONE TREES, and DIAL A HUMAN
- I have found great information about vehicles at WIKICARS and NADA. I let my fingers do the shopping before I go to a dealership!
- GOODSEARCH.COM is a search engine that donates half its revenues to the charities its users designate. Yahoo powers it, so results are pretty good. Just 500 people searching 4 times a day can raise about $7,300 in a year!
- If you live near a Redbox (often located at supermarkets), you can get a free DVD rental.
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