Money’s tight for everybody, so there’s never been a better time to make sure you are saving as much as possible whenever you buy pretty much anything online.  Whether you need a new laptop, TV, printer, or even college textbooks, Savings.com is one site to check for online coupon codes.

With a  Sony ecoupon  from Savings.com, you can save $50-$250 on a Sony VAIO PC, depending on which additional accessories you get and whether you buy the extended service warranty. Another coupon from Sony offers a free Blu-ray player with the purchase of a BRAVIA HDTV. I also spotted deals on Sony Cybershot cameras and HD Handycams.  Mother’s Day isn’t that far off, Father’s Day is in a few months, with Sony coupon codes you could get a great gift and save money too!

Savings.com lists  HP coupon codes including up to $150 off on select HP printers, 20% off on widescreen monitors, $100 off on laptops, and the site shows that HP is also offering free shipping right now. If you need to upgrade your computer, might as well save money doing it!

Finally, and I was completely unfamiliar with this until I looked at the site, Savings.com offers  Chegg coupon codes.  I had NO IDEA what “Chegg” was – turns out it’s a site that RENTS textbooks to students!  Seeing as how I graduated from college in *cough* 1990,  and in my day we had to pay for our textbooks and then hope we got some money back when we turned them back in to the bookstore at the end of the term, I didn’t even know it was possible to rent textbooks!  I ran into a problem – when I clicked the six coupon code results on Savings.com for Chegg, it just went to the site’s main page, with no mention of discounts. I’m wondering if maybe you only see the discounts after you’ve registered for the site and placed items in your cart. If anyone reading this needs to rent textbooks, let me know if the coupon codes work, okay?

So there you have it, just three of the many brands that have coupon codes listed on Savings.com. Please visit the site if you like saving money! This post was brought to you by my friends at Savings.com.

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This post is sponsored by Fruzo Classifieds.

Fruzo Classifieds is a newly launched classified ads-type website similar to Craigslist, but open only to U.S. IP addresses. It’s free to list an ad, and has already had 18,000 posts in less than two weeks! Fruzo is free, easy to use, and most importantly, safe. Every ad page has a “Report this ad” link for anyone to report an ad as a potential scam. Fruzo says their site is safe enough even for kids!

Fruzo does not allow nudity, ads for adult services, pornography, or any type of obscenity. You can feel safe searching for an apartment, a used car, a moving van, a used treadmill, or whatever goods or services you need, without worrying that you might click something that the little one snuggled up to you on the couch should most definitely not see.

It says right on the site that Feedback is appreciated to help them improve the site, so my suggestion is that someone needs to watch for errors such as this one I found on the Games + Toys page: “Is your business downs izing or adding a branch office ch office “. Many of the ads on the right-hand “Featured Ads” column had similar spacing errors. For me, errors like that make a site seem less professional. I also was confused by the fact that while the site knew what city I live in (I assume from my IP address), it was showing me nationwide ads.

I think there’s room on the Internet for more than one classified ad site, so I wish Fruzo.com the best of luck in building their site. I appreciate them giving me this opportunity to review it for them.

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My 13 year old son needs a new comforter and both boys need a new set of sheets, so I’ve been looking online for good deals. SHOP.com pulls together prices from different retailers so you can easily compare and decide where you will get the best deal. I found pretty good deals on Kohls Bedding, like a Home Classics Reversible Down Comforter for only $52.00. There’s also a price drop alert option, where you submit your email address and the price you are looking for, and you’ll get an email if the price drops to the price you want to pay!

SHOP.com brings together the best regular prices, sales, online coupons, and shipping deals, on everything from housewares to electronics to skin care. For the holidays, you can use SHOP.com to search for the perfect holiday gifts for everyone on your list without having to fight the crowds at the mall! You can even use the musicSHOP to listen to entire tracks before purchasing an MP3 download or the CD. No mall music store is going to let you do that!

I’ve also been having fun browsing the Holiday Decor section, looking for new snowman figurines to add to my collection and interesting ornaments for the tree.  It’s easy to search thanks to navigation tabs at the top and links on the sides, so whatever you are looking to buy online, it’s worth paying a visit to SHOP.com first!

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If you’re not familiar with Cozi, it’s a free web service designed specifically for busy families to help keep things organized all in one place with an online family calendar, shopping lists, a family journal and much more to simplify everyday life – something all busy moms need! I’m not sure exactly when this offer expires, it just says November 4th, so if you are interested in getting $10 off a Shutterfly photo book, sign up with Cozi today!

My favorite feature of Cozi is the Family Journal. Every couple of days, I jot down what the kids are up to and add a photo or two, then I send the link to my parents. That way they can easily keep up with the kids without having to create accounts at Facebook or Flickr (or heaven forbid, read my blogs!). Cozi also has articles to help you get and stay organized, tips from Cozi users on making easy meals, checklists to keep kids on track in the morning, and so much more. Even if you don’t want a free Shutterfly photo book, I hope you’ll check it out!

It’s easy to use, easy to keep organized, and you get a free 20 page, 8×8 book of photos that you create in just a few minutes using Shutterfly! This isn’t a sponsored post, I’m not an affiliate for Cozi or Shutterfly, I’m sharing this info because it’s AWESOME. Go check out Cozi!

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disclosure: I was compensated by SHOP.com for this post.

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Ganz, the maker of the insanely popular Webkinz line of small plush toys that come with codes that unlock a virtual world, has created a line of toys just for littler kids called Webkinz Jr. They sent us our choice of toy, and Kaitlyn picked this cute and very soft Pink Puppy who she has named, not surprisingly, “Pink Puppy”.

Each plush toy comes with a code that you use to get started on the Webkinz Jr. website. Your child controls their pet and where it goes, areas include the pet’s home, a school, and a store for buying home decorations, clothes, toys, and snacks. Kaitlyn needed me to do the actual controlling while she told me where to go and what to click on. Unlike the original Webkinz site, Webkinz Jr. does not have a social networking aspect, so you don’t have to worry about accepting friend requests or chatting or anything like that. Kaitlyn put me in charge of controlling the pet with the mouse while she told me where to go, what to click on, what to buy. It was a fun way for us to play online together!

Our Webkinz Jr. Pink Puppy is so soft and cuddly, it’s a great gift for a child of any age. The parent can always hang on to the code and use it to activate the website account when the child is ready.

Buy It: There are only a few listed on Amazon.com, so I’d recommend calling your local Toys “R” Us store first to see if they have the pets in stock. The price listed on their site is $24.99. Suggested age range is three to six years.

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