Showing posts with label Juice in the City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Juice in the City. Show all posts
Free $10 Credit to Juice in the City
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8/10/2011 12:14:00 AM
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Complete a short survey and Juice in the City will credit your account $10 within 24 hours. I'm not sure how long the survey will be available, but the $10 will expire on August 19, 2011.
Make sure you are registered for Juice in the City before completing the survey and use the same email address to be credited.
Source: The Frugal Find
Repost: Social Shopping
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7/07/2011 09:56:00 AM
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Recently I have thought about sites I mentioned months ago which might have gotten lost in the shuffle of things. I am going to begin reposting sites that I truly enjoy using when it comes to saving money. This repost is about the different social shopping websites.
As I have been writing my informational posts about different websites that help you save money, I realized that I was beginning to repeat myself. Therefore, I have decided to create one post regarding the different social shopping programs.
What is social shopping? Social shopping is a popular trend where companies offer discounts when multiple people participate. As long as the minimum specified amount of people sign up for the offer, you will get it. Companies are able to offer consumers these great deals because they guarantee the businesses a minimum number of customers. These deals range from restaurants, to shopping experiences, to spa treatments, and more. Currently these programs tend to offer deals in metropolitan areas, however more deals are beginning to appear for online services and multiple locations.
Here are a few of the social shopping programs currently available. I will continue to update this list as I learn and research of other companies.
- Buy with Me
- City Deals
- Groupon
- KGB Deals
- Living Social
- Tippr
- Juice in the City
- Mamapedia
- Deal Pulp
- Family Finds
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Cori is a 29 year old living in Philadelphia. Making Cents of It stems from Cori's experiences as a young professional living on an entry level salary. Her goal is to help other 20-somethings enjoy life without going broke.