Save 50% at McDonald's

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or go to this link:

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But you have to hurry, this deal will expire soon.

Magazine Renewal Subscriptions only $5

Are you looking to save money on all those magazine subscriptionsyou have? Then look no further. Amazon.com has great deals for $5. Renew any of your magazines with Amazon and save big.

Shop Amazon's Magazine Deals - $5-$10-$15 Off

Rubio's Free Coupons

Rubio's is offering a free $5 coupon with any $50 gift card purchase, online or in store.

Check out these other gift card offers:

Free Cash with Gift Card Purchase

Many restaurants and even supermarkets are offering free cash or gift cards if you purchase a certain dollar quantity of their gift cards during the holiday season.

I just checked out Vons' website and found out they are giving customers $10 off their next purchase with any $100 (Vons) gift card purchase. That's a good deal if you are a regular customer. Just purchase the $100 gift card for yourself, then go back the following week, save $10 on your purchase, and use the $100 card you bought last week. Since you were going to buy groceries there anyway, it's a no brainer.

You can read more about it at their website, Vons.com.

Extreme Couponing

I started watching "Extreme Couponing" on TLC, and I'm hooked. This show is awesome! The people on the show save so much money, just by couponing, it's ridiculous. You have to see it to believe it. And they get all sorts of things for FREE.

The only drawback to extreme couponing is that most of these people have an entire room (or garage) devoted to all the products they buy/get for free. I just don't have the space to store 100 rolls of paper towels. Plus, as a single person, what am I going to do with 100 rolls of paper towels!

Some of these couponers/hoarders have several years supplies of items like deodorant, mustard bottles, and toothpaste. I wonder if they actually go through all of these items before they expire. I know paper towels don't go bad, but at some point those 43 bottles of mustard are going to be "not so fresh" and should probably get thrown out. So what's the point, if you can't use everything you get for free, then why "buy" them?

Whether or not these couponers actually use all the items they acquire, it's still fun to watch them get "high" off some extreme bargains where ultimately $649 worth of stuff ends up costing them only $7.23.

Big Business on Facebook

I found this great game on Facebook called Big Business. It basically starts with a small city including a farm and a house. The idea is to produce or grow products at the farm and then eventually process them at the mill, or other processing plants, to turn them into ready to sell products like muffins or cornflakes. It takes a little while to grow your town because you have to grow and process items to sell in order to make money to expand your town/businesses. I really like this game and I think anyone who likes business related games should definitely try it out. It's easy and fun, and doesn't take much of your time, like some of the other Facebook games out there.

Computer infected with a virus

I haven't been keeping up to date with my blogs because I'm trying to fight of a computer virus. I think I might have isolated it but I won't know for sure until I completely remove it and reboot my computer. I'm scanning it right now, and I hope this will solve the problem.
Apparently I didn't have one of the patches installed on my computer and I think that's what made it vulnerable to the virus.
I'll keep you updated as I try to fix it.