**Now is a great time to be on the lookout for good deals since the Holiday Season is fast-approaching, and Groupon is a great means to getting very nice AND very inexpensive gifts!**
Below I have listed today's non-city-specific Groupon deals (i.e. deals that anyone can buy and use regardless of where they live). In order to take advantage of these deals, either go here to register for an account or click on the banner above if you are already registered. Then, click on "view more cities" near the top of the page to browse the deals listed under the cities below:
NOTE: Some of these deals are listed under "Side Deals" or "Deals Nearby" on the right hand side of the city's Groupon page. Also, please be sure to read the "fine print" for each groupon to ensure that you understand the terms of the deal.
My Favorite Deals Today:
- Austin - $30 for six movie tickets from Weekly Cinema (That's $5 a ticket!). These are valid for use on 3D and IMAX movies and are redeemable through Fandango.com and MovieTickets.com. These would make great stocking-stuffers! (Note: Just be sure to check if Fandango.com or MovieTickets.com offers online tickets for your theater before purchasing this Groupon).
- Detroit - $60 for $120 worth of designer handbags and more at Hayden-Harnett online.
- Salt Lake City & Ottawa - $35 for $100 worth of photo books from Picaboo.
- Little Rock (Side Deal) - $20 for $50 worth of custom-designed photo books from A&I Books.
Other Great Deals Today:
- Akron/Canton & Lincoln - $20 for $40 worth of gourmet brownies and cookies from Fairytale Brownies. Groupon can be applied toward shipping.
- Albany/Capital Region - $7 for $15 worth of all-natural dog treats and more from Bing’s Barkin’ Bakery.
- Bakersfield & Richmond - $15 for $30 worth of gourmet, flavored popcorn from POPtions! online.
- Boston - $10 for $25 worth of nuts, dried fruit, and more from Nutty Guys.
- Brooklyn, New York, Queens, & San Francisco- $45 for a 16″x20″, 1.5″ thick, gallery-wrapped canvas from Canvas on Demand (a $126.95 value). Shipping and handling are included.
- Charleston - $25 for $50 worth of personalized T-shirts, home goods, and other products ordered online from CafePress.
- Columbus - $16 for $35 worth of delivered groceries from Dormzy.
- Fresno - $20 for $40 worth of clothing and more from Ed Hardy Kids.
- Madison - $22 for a 24-cookie gift box (a $50 value) from Insomnia Cookies.
- Memphis - $20 for $40 worth of gourmet gift baskets and more from igourmet.com.
- Milwaukee - $20 for $50 worth of holiday cards, canvas prints, and other merchandise at Paper-Moments.com.
- North Jersey - $35 for a 4-foot-wide, 1-foot-tall panoramic wall mural shipped to anywhere in the continental U.S. (an $84 value) from Larger Than Life Prints.
- Oklahoma City - $25 for $50 worth of stationary, invitations, and personalized gifts at No Regrets.
- Omaha - $10 for a one-year subscription to Food & Spirits magazine ($25 value).
- San Francisco - $99 for a choice of gourmet vegan options from Gobble Green, an online vegan meal-delivery service.
- Santa Cruz - $10 for $20 worth of unique and rare spices, herbs, condiments, and other merchandise from Adriana’s Caravan.
- Washington DC - 15 for a custom 24"x36" poster print from PosterBurner (a $30 value, includes shipping).
Thanks, Family On A Budget!
What Is Groupon?
For those of you who are unfamiliar with Groupon, it's a site that negotiates with retailers to get huge discounts (usually 50-90% off) on local goods, services, activities, etc. Once you sign up, which is free, fast, and easy, Groupon will send you one email a day with your area's deal (or you can opt-out of receiving emails if you'd like). Groupon also often features many non-city-specific deals, meaning that anyone can buy and use the deal even if they are not from the featured city (if your city is not yet listed, I would still recommend signing up so you can take advantage of some of these non-city-specific offers!). I am currently addicted to Groupon, and I've gotten so many amazing deals!
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