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cyber monday folks

While I am a huge discount shopper, I am not a fan of black friday; probably due to the mob-like zombie horde of people that go to stores at midnight. 

However, today is the start of a glorious thing called cyber monday. Where I can sit on my butt and order hugely discounted items online. Best of all, most sites have FREE shipping. Hallelujah!

Here are a few of my favorite membership sites.

New sales everyday at 12 Noon for women, home, kids, even a mens shop.

New boutiques open at 11am but only stay open for 48 hours.

80% off retail prices of designer fashion for men and women.

I found this site has the most sales. And they just teamed up with Nordstom Rack. *squeal*

I rarely go to the website because I like that it comes right to my email.

Similar to livingsocial, geared for each city.

I've bought so many vouchers and had great experiences. Now they have a new coupon section that shows you which sites have promo codes for a limited time. The best.

Daily boutique deals with the best prices.

So many items, you could get lost. They even have a subscription to a fancybox!

Unique finds with superb customer service. (from experience)

Great unique finds for up-and-coming designers.

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