Comparing prices on the web is a smart way to help save money especially when you are making a big purchase like a TV, computer, or even a car. The web has an infinite amount of information and is a huge resource for comparison shoppers.

1. Use craigslist.org to buy and sell. Craigslist.org is an online classified web site where people can post and search for items and services around the world. You can easily search locally by city, or state or internationally by country with over 190 communities worldwide. Listings include freebies, furniture, computers, cars, services such as web design, accounting and housecleaning … even homes are being sold on craigslist.org to avoid costly broker commissions.
2. Comparison shop. The web is a plethora of information on just about anything you could imagine. You can find the best deals on a certain product or service, you can find user reviews and make sure you’re getting what you’re paying for and some brick-and-mortar businesses will match their online competitors; just ask them.
3. Keep an eye on price cuts. Web sites like Amazon.com will credit your account if the price of an item drops soon after you buy it. Also refundplease.com will keep tabs on your item and notify you if you’re due a refund.