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Twitter and Facebook Poll: Where are you Headed on Black Friday?

Black Friday has become an American institution. Nowhere else in the world do shoppers get up in the middle of the night, pull on their sweatpants and head out to big box stores in order to fight crowds of sleep-deprived bargain hunters looking for deals. We decided to poll you on Facebook and Twitter to find out where you’re headed on Black Friday. It seems that many of you plan to stay in bed rather than participate in Black Friday shopping. And that’s fine with serious shoppers because that just means more deals for them. Don't forget to check up on the Ben's Bargains Black Friday Deals page before you head out, too!

Twitter/Facebook Poll: How Do you Stay Fabulous on a Budget?

It’s official. Turns out you don’t need big bucks to live life with style and flare. You can be completely fabulous on a budget. How do we know? Because we asked! Through the power of Twitter (and Facebook, too) we polled you to find out how you stay fabulous on a budget and here’s what we found out.

Twitter Poll: How would YOU spend a million?

It’s fun to dream, isn’t it? That’s why we decided to poll our Twitter followers, asking how they would spend $1 million. Some of the answers were outlandish, others were practical, and because our poll was conducted on Twitter, all answers were 140 characters or less. It’s not too late, tweet Bargainist and let us know how you would spend a million bucks. Go ahead, dream a little!

ShoeSteal.com - Back to School Blowout: Up to 90% off

Get on over to ShoeSteal.com for fabulous back to school savings! Right now you can save as much as 90% when you shop their Back to School Blowout Sale! Shop for boys and girls shoes from brands such as Kenneth Cole Reaction, Geox, Timberland, Stride Rite, Adio and much much more. As always shop early for very best selection plus this sale end date is unknown.

Twitter Tips on Saving Money

If I need a tech question answered, I go to Twitter. If I have a blog I’m excited to promote, I go to Twitter. And if I need someone to write my blog for me, I go to Twitter– well at least I did this time. I posed a question to hundreds of Twitter followers: what is your best money saving tip? And these are the most brilliant Tweets of the bunch.

Read on!

How To Score Tweet Deals Through Twitter

It’s not just for telling the world what you ate for lunch. Twitter is a tool for saving money, too. Don’t believe me? Here are some bargain hunters, deal hounds, and freebie fanatics you should be following.

Maximizing Your Twittering

We’re all aTwitter at the Bargainist! Microblogging is the next big thing online (Maybe the next NEXT big thing will be directly beamed thoughts from person to person?) and it’s a great way to share everything with your friends, from coupons to what you ate for lunch last Tuesday. Read on for some tips – or should we say, twips! – on maximizing your Tweeting experience!

Follow the Bargainist - Don’t forget, our Twitter Giveaway week! From 04/27/2009 to 05/01/2009, we’ll be giving away one prize per day to one of our Twitter followers @Bargainist). We’ll post the prize o’ the day and you’ll be automatically entered if you’re one of our followers. Prizes will include a digital camera, GPS, pearl necklace, Mp3 player, and a gift card for Dell Home. The winner will be sent a DM via Twitter at 4:00pm PST; they’ll have 3 hours to claim their prize, otherwise it will be given to someone else. Winners’ Twitter names will be used in subsequent Bargainist and Twitter posts. Have fun, and Tweet carefully!

Swine Flu Pandemic: How can you protect yourself and your family?

Well, isn’t this just a pig in a poke? Sorry, bad pun… But the swine flu epidemic in Mexico is a fast growing concern, and we here at the Bargainist don’t want you to panic. As you already know, good ways to avoid the flu in general (swine included) are eating nutritious food & getting plenty of sleep, washing your hands regularly or using alcohol-based hand sanitizer, covering your nose & mouth when you sneeze, and avoiding other persons who are sick. The swine flu symptoms mimic those of a regular flu, so you should be extra cautious and head straight to the doctor if you feel ill in any way. Thankfully, according to the CDC, “Swine influenza viruses are not spread by food. You cannot get swine influenza from eating pork or pork products. Eating properly handled and cooked pork products is safe.” So bacon is not verboten!

Read on for some deals and coupons aimed at helping you stay hale, healthy, and worry-free!