I’ve been using the MyShoppingGenie for several months now and can sincerely recommend it to anyone who wants to pay the lowest price for items they purchase without investing a lot of time trying to find those prices. My wife and I consider ourselves fairly savvy shoppers. We research our purchases on the Internet, and frequently buy from Amazon, Buy.com, and other on-line sites to get lowest prices and save on shipping and taxes. Compared to shopping in the big box stores, we knew we were getting good deals.
Before a friend shared the Genie with us, we’d often find prices by using Google to search for items. The problem with Google is that it often returns 10+ pages of search results, and we don’t have the time to search through all those pages. We’d typically find the best price offer on the first page and go with that vendor. We’d heard that vendors pay Google to have search results for their products pop to the top of the list, but didn’t realize how many offers we weren’t seeing. The Genie changed all that.
Now when we Google an item, the Genie pops up and we hit the Compare button to quickly find all the offers for that item. We can choose from many more sellers with a greater variety of prices than before. I’m surprised how many times I find a smaller vendor who is willing to compete on an item with the bigger guys. I recently bought books from a seller with lower prices than Amazon (that includes free shipping from Amazon). Using the Genie, I recently saved $27 on a pair of jeans, $121 on a new set of tires, and over $45 on toys for my child.
Now, before we make any purchase, we use the Genie to make sure we are seeing the most offers and getting the best price for the items we buy. Especially in this economy, we don’t feel that we can afford to spend any more than necessary for the things that we need. I recommend the Genie to anyone and everyone.
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and many more. If these guys are involved, it's a SCAM!
Posted by: Joe Public | 09/24/2010 at 03:04 AM
Well, online scamming is not new to me.. I've encountered much that I know what are their tactics and strategies.
Posted by: Ecommerce | 08/12/2011 at 09:50 PM
Who doesn't want to pay for lower prices? Of course it's something that people always want to have.
Posted by: plumbing | 08/14/2011 at 06:09 AM
That is why we should gather enough information before we commit ourselves to something we don't have any idea how to deal with it.
Posted by: Rob Wane | 09/14/2011 at 03:16 AM
thanks admin bu bir sohbetizmius yazisidir :)
Posted by: mynet sohbet | 09/23/2011 at 05:47 PM