Coupon Site JustAddCoupons.com Enables U.S. Consumers to Earn Discounts on Holiday Spending

JustAddCoupons.com is launching the holiday season by encouraging people to maximize their buying power.

2010-11-23

IRVINE, CA, November 23, 2010 (Press-News.org) Research is showing that although people are more willing to spend money this holiday season they are still cost-conscious and are definitely looking for more 'bang for their buck'. Many U.S. families still want discount buys for their purchases and JustAddCoupons.com can help consumers achieve this by using coupons and free shipping deals for their holiday shopping.

"Many shoppers are aware they can save up to 75% more by shopping online with coupons, but they don't have the time to hunt through countless websites in search of those exclusive savings codes," says Anita Leung, owner of the coupon site.

JustAddCoupons.com helps bargain hunters save time and stretch their hard-earned dollars, with over 6,500 deals from more than 1,200 stores all in one easy-to-use coupon website. Stores include such favorites as Dell, Target, Gap, Overstock.com, Best Buy and Home Depot.

"JustAddCoupons.com can help consumers save money with just a simple click, no scissors needed," says Leung. "Shoppers can even sign up to be notified when new deals are added."

As the holiday season approaches, JustAddCoupons.com is a top destination for savings, offering discount coupons in time for Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year, and Cyber Monday, when online stores offer their holiday bargains. Coupons are available for both physical retailers and online stores.

According to the Consumer Report National Research Center, "Consumers are also sniffing out bargains and looking for ways to save. Forty-two percent of consumers feel getting the best prices on holiday gifts is more important this year. Nearly half (47%) of Americans are planning to set a budget for their holiday purchases. Traditionally, the most popular gifts are clothing, electronics, gift cards and toys."

About JustAddCoupons.com

JustAddCoupons.com was founded by Anita Leung in August 2010 as an easier-to-use, improved version of her previous coupon site, GoGoPanda, launched in 2004. JustAddCoupons.com offers customers coupons for an array of top online retailers - over 1,200 in total. The recipe for savings is easy: JustAddCoupons to any online shopping cart and save money at popular online stores.

Website: www.JustAddCoupons.com

[Attachments] See images for this press release:

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

2000Charge Introduces Agent2K Program

2010-11-23

Alternative Payment Solutions provider 2000Charge introduces its Agent2K program, the industry's first and only Alternative Payments agent program. The program was designed with one simple objective: provide Agents with a new opportunity to make more money by selling Alternative Payment Solutions. Alternative Payment Solutions are easy to sell, because they are a natural addition to existing credit card solutions and facilitate the acceptance of payments globally. Merchants need more than just credit card processing to maximize their profit; they need to reach out to ...

Rare disease reveals new path for creating stem cells

2010-11-22

BOSTON, Mass. (November 21, 2010)—As debilitating as disease can be, sometimes it acts as a teacher. Researchers at Harvard Medical School and the Harvard School of Dental Medicine have found that by mimicking a rare genetic disorder in a dish, they can rewind the internal clock of a mature cell and drive it back into an adult stem-cell stage. This new "stem cell" can then branch out into a variety of differentiated cell types, both in culture and in animal models. "This certainly has implications for personalized medicine, especially in the area of tissue engineering," ...

Stanford researchers first to turn normal cells into 3-D cancers in tissue culture dishes

2010-11-22

STANFORD, Calif. — Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine have successfully transformed normal human tissue into three-dimensional cancers in a tissue culture dish for the first time. Watching how the cells behave as they divide and invade surrounding tissue will help physicians better understand how human cancers act in the body. The new technique also provides a way to quickly and cheaply test anti-cancer drugs without requiring laboratory animals. "Studies of this type, which used to take months in animal models, can now occur on a time scale of ...

Should airplanes look like birds?

2010-11-22

WASHINGTON, D.C., November 21, 2010 -- Airplanes do not look much like birds -- unless you were to imagine a really weird bird or a very strange plane -- but should they? This question is exactly what a pair of engineers in California and South Africa inadvertently answered recently when they set about re-thinking the ubiquitous tube-and-wings aircraft architecture from scratch in order to make airplanes more fuel efficient. The modern airplane design works well, but from a fuel efficiency standpoint, could planes be designed more aerodynamically -- to lower drag and ...

Simple rubber device mimics complex bird songs

2010-11-22

WASHINGTON, D.C., November 21, 2010 -- For centuries, hunters have imitated their avian prey by whistling through their fingers or by carving wooden bird calls. Now a team of physicists at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has reproduced many of the characteristics of real bird song with a simple physical model made of a rubber tube. "We wanted to know if you [could] build a simple device, which has minimal control but reproduces some non-trivial aspects of bird song," says L Mahadevan, a professor at Harvard. The work is being presented today at the American ...

How hummingbirds fight the wind

2010-11-22

WASHINGTON, D.C., November 21, 2010 -- Hummingbirds rank among the world's largest and most accomplished hovering animals, but how do they manage it in gusty winds? A team of researchers at New Mexico State University, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, and Continuum Dynamics Inc. has built a robotic hummingbird wing to discover the answer, which they describe today at the American Physical Society Division of Fluid Dynamics (DFD) meeting in Long Beach, CA Hummingbirds do not fly like other birds, whose wings flap up and down, explained ...

Jump rope aerodynamics

2010-11-22

WASHINGTON, D.C., November 21, 2010 -- Jump ropes are used by kids for fun and by athletes for training. But what about the underlying physics? How do jump ropes work? Can important engineering principles be studied? Jeff Aristoff and Howard Stone of Princeton University have built themselves a robotic jump rope device that controls all the rope parameters -- rope rotation rate, rope density, diameter, length, and the distance between "hands." They capture the motion of the ropes by high-speed cameras, one to the side and one at the end. Then they compare the observed ...

Jet engine too hot? Schedule an MRI!

2010-11-22

WASHINGTON, D.C., November 21, 2010 -- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), a medical imaging technology used to image organs and soft tissues, may hold the key to improving the efficiency of jet engines, according to Lt. Colonel Michael Benson, a Ph.D. student in Mechanical Engineering at Stanford University. In only a few hours, an MRI collects as much three-dimensional data on flow and mixing as conventional methods that take two or more years of intensive measurement. This promises to slash the time needed to develop and test new designs that improve efficiency and ...

Air flows in mechanical device reveal secrets of speech pathology

2010-11-22

WASHINGTON, D.C., November 22, 2010 -- From a baby's first blurted "bowl!'" for the word "ball" to the whispered goodbye of a beloved elder, the capacity for complex vocalizations is one of humankind's most remarkable attributes -- and perhaps one we take for granted most of our lives. Not so for people who are afflicted with paralysis to their vocal folds and who suffer the social stigma of affected speech. Nor so for engineering professor Michael Plesniak and post-doctoral researcher Byron Erath at the George Washington University (GWU) Biofluid Dynamics Laboratory ...

Enhancing the efficiency of wind turbines

2010-11-22

WASHINGTON, D.C., November 21, 2010 -- A milestone in the history of renewable energy occurred in the year 2008 when more new wind-turbine power generation capacity was added in the U.S. than new coal-fired power generation. The costs of producing power with wind turbines continues to drop, but many engineers feel that the overall design of turbines is still far from optimal. New ideas for enhancing the efficiency of wind turbines are being presented this week at the American Physical Society Division of Fluid Dynamics meeting in Long Beach, CA. One issue confronting ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

Vocal changes in birds may predict age-related disorders in people, study finds

Spotiphy integrative analysis tool turns spatial RNA sequencing into imager

Dynamic acoustics of hand clapping, elucidated

AAN, AES and EFA issue position statement on seizures and driving safety

Do brain changes remain after recovery from concussion?

Want to climb the leadership ladder? Try debate training

No countries on track to meet all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals

Robotics and spinal stimulation restore movement in paralysis

China discovers terrestrial "Life oasis" from end-Permian mass extinction period

Poor sleep may fuel conspiracy beliefs, according to new research

Adolescent boys who experience violence have up to 8 times the odds of perpetrating physical and sexual intimate partner violence that same day, per South African study collecting real-time data over

Critically endangered hawksbill turtles migrate up to 1,000km from nesting to foraging grounds in the Western Caribbean, riding with and against ocean currents to congregate in popular feeding hotspot