Who doesn't love a good deal? I think by now we are all on, or at least know of the Groupon—Living Social wagon. Well, there are a number of other not-so-well-known daily shopping sites that focus more on decor, fashion and getaways where you can find some pretty stellar deals. Find out what they are after the jump...
If you love getting daily finds sent to your inbox to peruse each day, then you'll love these. They all range in price and style, but if you keep on it you just might find a few things you've been looking for at the right price.
Here are the top sites to keep your eye on for the best daily deals on fashion, home decor and getaways. Happy Hunting!
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also, the foundary and red nook
One Kings Lane completely misrepresents itself as offering "discounted" prices.
Although I've been refunded my money on the two occassions that I found the original retailer selling the same produce for *much* less on the same day, the fact that OKL actually mark UP their products but represent them as being discounted is, in my opinion, disingenuous.
Case in point: I odered two 20" photographs, framed. Shortly after receiving my order from the source vendor, I logged onto their site to look at other products. I found my two items for $75 less, each, than I paid. I was refunded the difference. Then I measured my photos and realized that I'd received 14" prints, not 20" prints. The sales page specifically stated, "20 inch framed print, finished size about 28." I got a song and dance about it, was offered a complete refund, etc. etc.
My problem with them is honesty in advertising. I know, you're thinking, "seriously? you expect honesty? in advertising? hello?"
Buyer Be Ware of the Wares you Be Buying.
Also:
Joss and Main
http://www.jossandmain.com/store/myinvite/duz
One Day Gallery (art only)
onedaygallery.com
theFoundary.com (amazing customer service)
http://www.thefoundary.com/invite/heatherecottingham
ideeli.com
www.ideeli.com/invite/hcottingham
Wuslu
http://www.wuslu.com/
oops! listed Foundry again.
I've had very positive experiences with the foundary, and its parent site, hayneedle. They do have good customer service.
Ditto on the recommendations for The Foundary. They frequently have interesting stuff.
But I usually make a point of googling whatever I'm interested in from any of these sites, because sometimes their discounted prices are not quite the deals they appear to be.