As the last review of this one was back in 2008, I'll just refresh it a bit. This remains a site worth visiting if you're looking for online deals, especially the now-you-see-it now-you-don't sort that don't hang around. Although the emphasis of the site is still towards electronics and tech, the overall scope has expanded to include all sorts of products of general interest. There is a forum here too, so members can add silly, funny or possibly even serious comments on the deals as they appear.

Sites like this are always fun to visit and poke around in, on the offchance of spotting a bargain. If you have a credit card I strongly recommend you lock it away somewhere so you don't get tempted.

Good deals and coupons on electronics - Some kid named Ben started this site as a Senior at UC Berkeley. He does a good job of pumping out good coupons and deals, mostly on electronics (laptops, TVs, accessories, etc). But the site is well organized and there not a lot of crap and expired stuff like you might find on coupon mountain or some of the other coupon sites. There is also a relatively active forum: <a href="http://bensbargains.net/forum/index.php&quot; target="_blank">http://bensbargains.net/forum/index.php&lt;/a&gt;

Another great deal of the day site. This is where I was able to find a great deal to purchase my dell laptop at a very good price from a reputable retailer that advertises with the site...Make sure you check the site several times a day as they add deals all day long...

Too messy! Take it easy. Try not to throw every offer at people. Most will just get deterred by the busy screen and leave. Try sponsoring one item in a hot zone (where people look first) then a few more on the page. The rest should go to categories on the main page. Make those categories simple don't have HUGE navigation bars. savecreatively.com is a great example of some of these principles.