Here is the link: Cyber Monday Deals at Buy.com (ends 11/27)

Buy.com is offering a $45 Visa Debit Card if you purchase Symantec Norton AntiVirus 2007 (for 3 users) between 6/25 and 6/30. Additionally, they discounted the price of the software to $45 so it zeros out once you received the card in the mail. We are providing the links to this plus some other coupons you can try below. As always, please make sure to read all the terms and conditions before purchasing.

Links:  

• Symantec Norton AntiVirus 2007
• $10 off using
• $5 off $50 Software (expires 6/30/07)
• $5 off $50 (expires 7/31/07)
• $10 off $175 or more (expires 6/30/07)

Since we can’t stop raving about the Logitech Harmony 880 Remote Control, we’re happy to pass along a couple of great deals which we hope may push some of you to finally upgrade. As a reminder, the 880 is a fully programmable universal remote control with a color screen and a charging dock. Thanks to a built in USB port, the 880 can sync with Logitech’s online programming application which contains codes for 150,000 devices, meaning no need for you to create manual macros.

Enough of the talk, now to the great deals. Amazon is selling the 880 for $153.99 and they are offering a $30 rebate if you purchase between 11/28 and 12/4. From what we can see, this is by far the lowest price on the market for a new 880. If you’re not crazy about rebates, consider eCost, which is selling the remote for $149 and you can save $10 by using Google Checkout. If you choose the eCost route, you may want to hurry because supplies are limited.

Links:  

• Amazon: Logitech Harmony 880 Remote Control — $123.88 ($153.99 – $30 Rebate)
• eCost: Logitech Harmony 880 Remote Control — $139.00 ($149.00 – $10 Coupon)

Looks like Microsoft’s much maligned Zune may have done better this week than most of us expected. During it’s launch week, the Zune captured a 9% market share and a 13% dollar spent share in the portable media player market. These numbers may not seem high (consider iPod dominated at 63% and 72.5%) but they do mean that for this initial period, the Zune became the number 2 device behind the iPod. Before Microsoft execs pop the Champagne, they should remember that this was the product launch week so interest and promotions gave the product a boost.

If you’re interested in buying a Zune, so far it appears as if eCost wins the price battle with the brown and black Zunes in stock for $233.99 and the white Zune for $229.99. Don’t forget to use and get another $10 off. Amazon is a close second with all three colors selling for $239.99.

Links:  

• Microsoft Zune on eCost: $219.99 ($229.99 – $10 Google Checkout Coupon)
• Microsoft Zune on Amazon: $239.99

It was our first Thanksgiving together and if you’re like us and you chose to shop online (rather than get trampled at 5AM in front of your favorite big box store) then you learned that:

• Just in time for the holidays, Google Checkout coupons are back
• The best TiVo is a free free TiVo
• Why buy the same old gifts when you can but something really unique?
• You will need a bigger bag to carry all those gifts back home
• The only thing that can bring down Amazon.com is a $100 Xbox

The A-Data PD2 4GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive is available from eCost for $44 (after coupon and rebate) or from NewEgg for $47 (after rebate). The PD2 is a small removable USB 2.0 flash drive measuring approximately 2.74″ x 0.67″ x 0.39″ and weighing a mere 0.35 ounces. It’s a plug-and-play device that works driver-less in Windows XP, Mac OSX, and even Linux.

Here is a comparison of the best deals for this product:

Links:  

• A-Data PD2 4GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive at eCost (Rebate and coupon expire 10/31/06)
• A-Data PD2 4GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive at NewEgg (Rebate expires 11/10/06)

Another week disappears and we feel smarter than ever. Why? Because we learned the following:

• All good things must come to an end. Come and say goodbye to a $10 coupon for several stores.
• Chocolate fountains are so decadent… and now even cheaper with a coupon.
• Lagniappe = Free (unless it’s a cellphone, in which case you may even make $149).
• Why go to the supermarket when it can come to you?
• They make remote controls with color screens and sell them for $139 (after coupon).

There are only 4 days left in ‘s $10 off $30 coupon which you can use in many online stores (see list/links below). If you are not familiar with , it’s an alternative payment system (like PayPal) which retailers are adding to their existing checkout. We’ve already tried it and found it to be quick and easy. Act soon as this coupon expires 10/31/06.

To take advantage of this coupon, click on store link below, add items to your cart, and click on

Links to Participating Stores:  

There are only 7 days left to use the Google Checkout $10 Coupon on orders of $30 or more at eCost. To redeem this coupon, click here and use Google Checkout to complete your purchase.

Link:  $10 Coupon on orders of $30 or more at eCost (expires 10/31/06)

eCost is encouraging its customers to use the new Google Checkout system. To do so, they are offering $10 off orders of more than $30 if you use Google Checkout when purchasing a product. Use coupon code: ecost10 (case sensitive). This offer expires 8/31/06.