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Combyo Aggregates Deal Sites for Fast Bargain Searching
US-centric: Got a product you want to find for a steal, but not enough time to run through Fatwallet, Slickdeals, BensBargains, or any other of the deep-discount sites? Deal aggregator Combyo gives you results on any product, filtered by date, source, or category, and lets you set email price alerts for anything that's just not cheap enough yet. It's fairly similar in purpose to previously-mentioned Dealighted, but the interface is a lot cleaner and easier to run through (Original Dealighted post).
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abhiroop
Posted 1:49 AM 7/5/08
I never remember to go to these sites when I want to buy something!
abhiroop
JiltedCitizen
Posted 3:46 AM 7/5/08
Or you could make a Yahoo Pipe [pipes.yahoo.com]
JiltedCitizen
phoenix
Posted 11:28 AM 7/5/08
Very slick - some of these deal sites I check on a regular basis, and there's hot discussion around the office on which is better: slickdeals, fatwaller, or dealnews. Personally? I'm in the dealnews camp, but mostly because I knew about it first. ;)
Now we don't have to argue! :D
phoenix
ErikH
Posted 12:13 PM 7/5/08
Just use boddit.com . It aggregates most all the popular sites and has pictures.
ErikH
phoenix
Posted 6:48 AM 8/5/08
@ErikH: Hmm...I see pictures at Combiyo, but not as many at Boddit...how are the two sites different/better than the other?
phoenix
scottz
Posted 2:42 PM 8/5/08
This article misses the point of dealighted. Aggregators that just pull in RSS feeds and barf out deals are not helpful because there are literally about 1,500 deals posted every day across all the deal sites.
Dealighted pulls in deals from forums, then it figures out (very well actually) which deals are hot and which are lame - when it finds a hot deal, it posts it to the top of the dealighted page. It shows only 100 hot deals and omits the 900 lame deals, saving tons of time.
scottz