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Archive for November, 2007

Here’s your answer to, “What do I get them this year?”

Here’s the site:  www.roadkilltoys.com  
According to Ananova.com:
The first to be launched is Twitch the Raccoon which comes complete with its own body bag to keep the maggots out, reports Metro.
Twitch also has an identity tag revealing it was “run over over by a milk float last [...]

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BigCrumbs.com released their feature set 2. It includes some nice stats on referrals.
On 14 people in my first generation of referrals, I made $.36 in the past 12 months. I did a lot better than my referrals because only 2 recruited any other people.

It’s a really a fun site to watch but I’m [...]

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Godaddy.com offers new .com domain registrations for $9.99. If you sign up for their emails, you can get new .com domains for $6.99 during special promotion periods.
If you already own several domains that you don’t really care too much about, then save money on the annual fee by waiting until the day [...]

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Kekoa64 is very strange. They have the most watchers - 64,000 watchers - of any listing on eBay.
Here’s what it is:

kekoa64 sales statistics show they actually do sell $6K a month in “Make $100 per hour” guides.
Someone clue me in. What’s the deal with this listing?

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I noticed that quite a few people are searching for Roombas lately. FatWallet.com is a great site that offers you, the buyer, a 4% rebate on purchases at Roomba.com. I’ve successfully used FatWallet.com for years since they are a “local” company (Rockford, IL). Click on the image and give them a [...]

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Fun with gallery pictures

bhexpress should put a washer under the right hand side of their dress form stand. It leans.

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I signed up for Smiley Central’s affiliate program last week.
They have a really cute idea with the custom smileys but you may not realize how they make their money. They own smileycentral.com, myfuncards.com, mywebsearch.com, and a lot more. The advertising is pretty obvious but did you know that when you search [...]

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I’m a Dyson fan. I’ll never get a Roomba because I love the power of my Dyson Animal. But the Roomba market on eBay is hard for me to ignore.
For example, based on October 2007 sales, the iRobot Roomba 530 has:
a sell through rate of 91%
an average end price of $233
a [...]

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Today’s woot on eBay:

4 Watchers
$5.50 2 bids
Ends in 6d 22h 17m
Wowwee Roboquad Interactive Robot
Woot! sells electronics to 20-26 year old men. Woot! sells 1 item per day until it runs out. What makes them great is that they have the most entertaining writing staff I’ve ever encountered.
They are a [...]

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Two days left on this coupon for FREE COFFEE. I’ve already had 2 free sleighbell brews but I donated the money to their books for kids in need.

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Squidoo update

I joined Squidoo in January because Skip McGrath talked about it on his website.
They had some technical issues back then but their service is a lot smoother now. I would really hate to be a developer on a site that marketing machine Seth Godin was promoting. I’d be in fetal position [...]

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Last year, I wrote about joining the Big Crumbs rebate and referral program. Using BigCrumbs.com is a good way to get money back on any eBay purchase.
But how about their referral program? No so good for me, although people on their forum claim to have thousands of referrals. I’m always a skeptic [...]

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