Daily Emails
Posted by jeggent on June 5, 2013
If you’ve had the same e-mail address for more than a couple of months than you are probably already receiving a lot of email. Some of those emails are useful, but most of them are probably unwanted. Well, here are four daily emails that I think you should voluntarily sign up for to save some money.
1. GROUPON
Groupon is one that you probably already know about. With Groupon you will get a daily e-mail with deals specific to your area. A typical Groupon deal would be for something like 50% off a round of miniature golf, or dinner and a show. I like the Groupon emails because they are for discounts on things that I wouldn’t otherwise think to check out. I’ve saved on things like Laser Tag, paintball, mini-golf, and others.
2. Best Buy
You are most likely already familiar with Best Buy. But you may not know about their Deal of the Day. Best Buy features items that you typically see in their stores and on their website. It’s not unusual to see CDs for $2.99, DVDs for $4.99, and Xbox games for $8.99. There are also computes, TVs, and such other items.
3. Kindle Daily Deals
Kindle Daily Deals features discounts of 50%-80% on Kindle e-books. I have purchased several good books for my Kindle at $0.99 and $1.99 from these daily deals. Even if you are not currently looking for something to read, keep an eye on these deals and you may get a good deal on your next e-book.
4. Woot Daily Digest
The Woot Daily Digest shows what is for sale on all of the Woot sites. At Woot each site (main, kids, sports, home, etc) sells one item a day. The discounts offered make it worth reviewing the digest each day. The main Woot site often offers electronics or computer equipment.
If you don’t want to sign up for these daily deals as e-mails, I’m pretty sure they are all available on Twitter also.