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Priceline.com is famous for it’s name your own price travel deals.  Now offers rewards credit card and iPhone app.

Bing Travel provides ordinary search for cheap flights and hotels but also includes last minute deals and a farecasting so you know if fares are likely going up, down, or staying the same.

On robotravel.com you can search for travel and hotel deals.

Kayak.com is a great travel discount site that looks at 100s of travel sites to find the best deal on flights, hotels, cruises, cars, and vacations.

E-mealz.com is another excellent subscription grocery list provider.  While having access to major grocery chains and Wal Mart increases the usefulness of this service, E-Mealz also provides lists that can be used at any store.

Purchase a subscription to thegrocerygame.com “you’ll get a weekly list (called Teri’s List) of the lowest-priced products at your supermarket matched with manufacturers’ coupons and weekly specials — advertised and unadvertised.”  This is a worthwhile service but if you don’t live near a major chain grocery store you won’t be able to receive a prepared list.  There are lists for pharmacies like Rite-Aid and CVS as well.  This is similar to the E-Mealz service.

Circuspop.com offers discounted gifted cards by participating in auction that continually reduce the price of the item by a quarter until someone purchases it.

Rack Up is a different take on the auction concept.

Rackup.com is a live auction site for gift cards that offers a bonus depending upon the outcome of the auction.  Gift cards are from select companies.

Seatgeek.com allows users to find out whether tickets are becoming cheaper or the price is rising to help find and buy the cheapest tickets.  This service seems to only work for major metropolitan areas.

Groupon.com is not an ordinary coupon site.  The site has a daily offer that is only valid if a certain number of people site up for the discount.  The site negotiates a group purchase price with companies to get Groupon users great prices.