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I like to go on Dealafieds to find my deals. There’s just way too many daily/local deals sites out there for me to keep track of. At least with Dealafieds, the users are the ones posting their deal alerts and they have different categories. Makes it easier for me to zero in on the kind of deals I want.

I like to go on Dealafieds to find my deals. There’s just way too many daily/local deals sites out there for me to keep track of. At least with Dealafieds, the users are the ones posting their deal alerts and they have different categories. Makes it easier for me to zero in on the kind of deals I want.

AHHHHH too many deal sites out there LOL. I just want to pay FULL prices because of all these deals and move on

[...] Fuente: Mashable [...]

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[...] quite a few lesser platforms, as well.LivingSocial is getting deeper into the local ad market with Instant Deals, a mobile feature that lets consumers find discounts within a half-mile radius.Qatar-based news [...]

[...] is experimenting with similar deals offered in a super-short flash-sale time frame. Mashable reports that the company is using its mobile app to promote deals whose life span could be as short as four [...]

Jspot is rolling out soon as well, which is location based limited time offers. There is no redemption through check-ins or coupons. You just have to be Johnny on the spot to take advantage of the offer. People can follow favourite businesses or watch for keywords-and when an offer is posted that matches a followed business or keyword (like free, massage, shoes) the user is notified.
Check it out at http://www.jspotapp.com

[...] c’est-à-dire, par exemple, dans les 4 heures suivantes pour une visite de musée. -Source : [Mashable ] (07 mars [...]

[...] and are moving into new venues accordingly. LivingSocial just launched a test for its new venture Instant Deals – a mobile feature that allows consumers to discover deals within a half-mile radius. These [...]

[...] Fuente: Mashable [...]

[...] The daily deals company has been on a tear recently — in fact it is the fastest growing company in history — but it faces stiff competition from companies with increasing muscle. Groupon is reportedly preparing for a $25 billion IPO just months after famously rejecting a $6 billion acquisition offer from Google, but its biggest competitor, LivingSocial, is preparing to raise half a billion dollars in funding. Not only that, but the #2 daily deals service has an app similar to Groupon Now already on the market. [...]

[...] is not alone in pursuing deals that help sell businesses’ perishable inventories. LivingSocial and Groupon are both testing similar concepts with their own [...]

[...] households, is jumping in to the sincerely swarming marketplace during the moment. LivingSocial began charity mobile-based internal deals this month, as well as Facebook also introduced the use called Deals final November that targets [...]

[...] 40 million U.S. households, is jumping into a fairly crowded market at the moment. LivingSocial began offering mobile-based local deals this month, and Facebook also introduced a service called Deals in November that targets local [...]

[...] 40 million U.S. households, is jumping into a fairly crowded market at the moment. LivingSocial began offering mobile-based local deals this month, and Facebook also introduced a service called Deals in November that targets local [...]

[...] taking part in the deal, but two are Sticky Rice and California Tortilla in Chinatown.LivingSocial launched Instant Deals on March 7, which competes with offerings from AT&T and Facebook, among others. The D.C.-based [...]