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This is a list of bargain-listing sites, as listed in PC Magazine. Check these sites for lists of sales, coupons, and rebates, browse. You should be able to find some good deals. (I have not checked all of them, but I check DealCatcher, SlickDeals, DigitalDeals & SlickDeals constantly.)

-> DealsofAmerica.com

-> SlickDeals.com

-> Amazing-Bargains.com

-> CleverMoms.com

-> Bargainshopping.org

-> DealCatcher.com

-> DealHunting.com

-> Getmeadeal.com

-> RefundSweepers.com

-> Techbargains.com

-> xpbargains.com

-> fatwallet.com

-> cheapdeals101.com

You’ll find both new stuff and old clunkers at these sites, many of which link directly to deals featuring the latest products at the manufacturers’ sites.

These sites let you find shopping bargains.

MySimon.com * Buying advice through Shopping Picks* Brief descriptions, pros, cons, and tips

NexTag.com * Intuitive but text-heavy* Shows recent price drops and a graph of price change over time (pretty cool)

PriceGrabber.com (Best Bet by PC World)* Efficient use of space thanks to text-heavy listings* Indicates whether the best deal found is refurbished or used

Shopping.com * Clean and simple* Front page displays fewest number of product categories and subcategories* Posts user reviews from Epinions (its sibling company)