Imagine you've found the ultimate gaming machine at a great price. Don't assume it's the best deal around until you check for rebates, online coupons, and free shipping. These extras can save you big, especially on major items like electronics and furniture. Sites like DealCatcher list special deals and their expiration dates. DealCatcher helps shoppers save money and make educated purchases. On the site you will find online coupons, products, sales, reviews, and rebates. Deals and coupons can be searched through by category, worth, newness factor or expiry date. Categories include automotive, grocery, electronics, books and magazines, and so on. You will find searching by worth will show you all the top deals and searching by expiry date will bring you deals that are going to end soon. The “Compare Prices” is a way for you to search for the best price of many different products. The compare prices search engine will show you all the current prices for items sold at most popular websites. “Tell A Friend” is a useful tool if you want to tell someone about a good deal. Up to five people can be notified at a time and your message can be customized. DealCatcher now also features offline coupons. All you have to do is enter your zip code (US) and you'll get an extremely long list of coupons that you can print out.
“Founded in a bedroom by Dan Baxter in July 1999, the site was started as a resource for his friends and family to save money online. With the help of programmer and long time friend Tim Patton they created a site that focused on the consumer. Today DealCatcher receives over 6 million page views per month promoting over 500 merchant’s online deals. DealCatcher has been featured by the Wall Street Journal, CNN, ABC's The View, PC World, Yahoo Internet Life, MSN, USA Today, and has won numerous site awards.”
DealCatcher.com is a must-visit website for addicted shoppers. It features the latest and greatest deals and coupons that are available on the Internet. They had coupons for Barnes and Noble, JCPennys, Amazon, OfficeMax, Toysrus, and literally hundreds more. It is quite user-friendly and well-organized. Best of all, you don't have to sign up for anything to gain access to the coupon codes. DealCatcher is completely free.
Will DealCatcher attract the masses? How many U.S. consumers are really so price sensitive? Will consumers take the time to actually browse all the possible deals before making a purchase?
