Savings.com has put together a list of 30 of the most followed people on Twitter who offer tips on good deals. Of course, savings.com readers have already started adding alternates in the comments below the list. Feel free to make your own suggestions after the jump.
“30 Deal Hunters to Follow on Twitter” [Savings.com]
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I’m in love with @publix4pennies. I’m a regular Publix shopper (mainly SE US) and they followed me and their site has revolutionized how I shop everywhere, not just Publix (although they’ve given me a million more reasons to go to Publix).
@Andi Lee: Forgot about @ATLCheap as well for a lot of tips on Atlanta, GA area deals (cheap events, etc).
How about this one:
Rick Broida (@cheapskateblog [twitter.com]) – “The best things in tech are cheap. ‘The Cheapskate’ scours the Web for great deals on PCs, phones, gadgets, and all the other tech stuff that makes life worth living.”
It’s pretty cool, we know one of them fairly well.
I went to high school with Dana Adams… which is neat.
That would require me to start showing interest in and stop loathing Twitter.
@novacthall: I take it you’ve never actually used it? It always amuses me that people loath a service they’ve never actaully used.
@nakedscience: What about Myspace? I think that could be a good exception.
least amount of discussions for a post EVER, die twitter
Loved this article! I was so happy to see that I am already following most of these Twitters (Twitterers?) listed with my Twitter account @MyDailyDish1 and money saving blog [www.MyDailyDish.com] .
You can never have too many money saving tips!