Hey guys, it's "fatwallet.com."

Um, shouldn't that be fatwallet.com? Fatwallets.com appears to be a domain squatter. No deals to be had there.

Whoops. Fixed.

Another good online coupon code site is http://www.edealinfo.com.

I go there a bunch before buying anything at a big internet retailer. They almost always have a decent coupon code that will cover at least the cost of shipping and maybe tax, too, when the place expects me to pay it.

I was at some store, either Bed Bath & Beyond or Linen & Things type joint, getting a wedding present when my girlfriend up and asked the girl behind the register if they had any coupons. Much to my surprise the girl said "Sure" and pulled up a book that was chained (roped, I guess) to the register with a whole bunch of coupon codes. It was awesome, 20% off just for asking... quality stuff!

Ben -- Thanks for noticing my post! ;-)

pfblueprint:

1. I would guess that it was BBB -- they give out 20% off coupons like candy.

2. Shouldn't "girlfriend" be "fiancee"? You'll get into trouble if she reads this!!!!

3. She's certainly got you trained already -- you're in BBB and L&T so much it's all becoming a blur.

She was technically my girlfriend at the time... and BBB/L&T are strictly for wedding purchases only, can't beat that 20% coupon. Quit stalking me FMF, go get a job. :)

If you're an online shopper, currentcodes.com is another great place for those "secret codes" you always wish you knew when you went to checkout.

Also, my (maybe yours too) local BB&B accepts the expired 20% off coupons. And if you ask nicely, they'll give it back to you to use again.

Even just googling "(store name) promo" usually horks up a few codes. I never pay full price at The Children's Place, and their deals apply to sale items also. $10 off $30 last time. But you can buy an awful lot of infant clothes for $30.

Am I the only one who never shops Black Friday, sales or no sales? I know someone whose mom is always there at 5 AM the day after Thanksgiving, for all the electronics and small appliances and clothing and stuff I think--I know it's anathema--makes absolutely crap Christmas gifts. I just hate crowds. And I feel like the stuff that goes on sale has nothing much to do with the people for whom I actually buy. It's just generic "This blender makes a Great Gift (TM)!" merch. The day hasn't yet come when I thought a blender from Target made a great Christmas gift for anyone I know. And I say this as a woman who was happy to receive an All Clad saucepan last year. From her husband, no less.