ChooseYourDeals.com - Find the Web's Best Bargains

Who doesn’t like to save money? That feeling of confident pleasure, the knowledge that you’re not spending what you ordinarily would have to—it’s lovely. In that spirit, we have ChooseYourDeals, a shopping site constructed using Pligg, in which users submit deals they’ve found on the internet. So, if you’ve got a deal or coupon or discount to share, submit it to the site, including with it, a short description and a link to the original deal site. Other users can then read about your deal and vote and comment on it. Categories with RSS feeds can be found on the right side bar on the homepage. Browsing deals can be down without registering; however in order to participate and submit items you’ll need to sign up.

“ChooseYourDeals.com, is a web2.0 interactive Portal, All deals are posted and voted for by users for the other user to make use of those deals and save money.”

ChooseYourDeals gives consumers a way to share deals and to find deals. It’s got the familiar Pligg set up, so the most popular deals can be floated to the top by votes as the lesser deals sink to the bottom. It could become a good source for shoppers as more people start using it.

Yet another deal site? Is this necessary? The Pligg set up doesn’t seem to provide the most practical means to find and present deals—this could lead to spamming etc. Consumers probably prefer searches or something like Woot wherein deals are automatically presented and they don’t have to lift a finger except to buy whatever it is that’s on sale. Besides, that the site design need work. They should really fix the logo.