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Your cell phone can save you money

by Tricia

Have you ever though of using your cell phone to save you money? No? I really hadn’t either. Most of the time my mobile phone ends up costing me more money than I want it to thanks to roaming charges etc. To my surprise, I found a way that my cellphone can save me money and I thought I’d share it with my readers.

When I was exploring the internet I came across a company called Cellfire. This company offers a free application that you can download onto your cellphone. Once you install the software onto your mobile you’ll have access to hundreds of coupons from well know stores, restaurants and places of entertainment such as TGI Friday’s, Hollywood Video, Bath and Bodyworks and many more. Does that sound like a great offer? If it does Get Your Free Copy of Cellfire to Start Saving Today! You could also simply send a text message to 22888 in order to quickly download Cellfire to your cell phone.

It seems like it’s very easy to use. Once you’ve downloaded the application to your phone you can access the program and browse through the coupons right on your mobile. When you’ve found a coupon that you’d like to use simply show the coupon on your mobile to the cashier where you are purchasing the item. It’s that easy! No more clipping coupons and then forgetting them at home.






Filed Under: Shopping, Software Tagged With: cellfire, coupons on cellphone, coupons on mobile, mobile, save money on your cellphone, Shopping, Software

Use Bidnapper to win your Ebay auctions

by Tricia

I occasionally visit Ebay and check out the various items that are being sold there. Sometimes you can find some really good deals on garden ornaments, tools, and even solar or wired lighting for the garden.

I’ve only ever won a bid once! Luckily I just came across a software program called auction sniper that works by delivering bids to Ebay auctions at the last minute in a process called “snipping”. If I decide to use this software I’ll have a better chance of winning the auctions on items that I would really like to purchase.

The website offers a free 15 day trial of Bidnapper. If you enjoy bidding on auctions frequently you might be interested in purchasing a subscription with the company for as low as $6.95 per month or $46.95 for a years service. Subscriptions give you unlimited bidding for one, three, six or twelve months. Unlimited bidding means there are no restrictions on the number of bids you can place, or auctions you can win. Charges are not based on a percentage of your winning bid, as with other services.

Your username with be protected from searches by your competition, and you’ll be able to hold prices down by not bidding throughout the auction. You can even change or delete your bids without any hassle.

The dynamics of online auctions have been studied by University researchers in economics, mathematics, and physics, and the research has shown that experienced bidders who participate in “late bidding” are often successful in their attempts to secure auction items. If you’re an “Ebay Junkie” Bidnapper might be perfect for you.

Filed Under: Shopping, Software Tagged With: auction snipper, bidnapper, Ebay, Shopping, Software, win auctions

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