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Comparing the Web discount sites

Not all bargain Web sites are created equal. Here's a side-by-side look at the features, pluses and minuses of some of the major ones.

INTERNET SAVINGS SITES
Site Features Pluses Minuses
Amazing-Bargains.com Magazine deals; links to computer discounts; list of expiring bargains Cheap magazine offers Flea-market feel. Has flashing deals all over
CleverMoms.com Links to dizzying array of sales and offers, from clothing to electronics Variety and range; great list of daily freebies Some links out of date; some pages slow to load
CoolSavings.com Coupons; e-mail subscription service to deals and coupons Ice cream savings all summer; occasional major coupons on clothing and coffee Lots of unnecessary e-mail
DealCatcher.com Links to electronics and computer discounts; clothing and food Clean, easy-to-use, professional-looking site; strong on computers; discussion forums The forums can be addictive for chronic bargain-hunters
FatWallet.com Links to discounts plus cash back; daily e-mail available Cash back means a percentage off all the time The amount saved may not be as cheap as a major sale
FlamingoWorld.com Coupons, deals, weekly e-mail service Wide variety Some links were out of date or out of order
MyCoupons.com Coupons and deals More than 2,000 coupons available "Free offers" can entail signing up for pricey services; lots of personal info required by site
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-- Posted: Sept. 24, 2003
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