We love sales don’t we? Well, there would be another meadowlands expo center mega liquidation sale on Dec 18-20!

Again, here is the complete list of events for the rest of the year and next year (2010):

So is it really possible to make money with CPALead? The short answer to that is a resounding YES! I am one of the living proofs of that statement I am not posting a screenshot of my earnings here because it doesn’t really matter (it is really up to you if you trust me…). But if you want to know, I made $191.43 on my first month with CPALead! I’ll get paid by December 31, 2009.

What is CPALead?
According to wealthbytes.com, “CPALead.com was established in 2006 by two young entrepreneurs who’s goal was to be the leading pioneers of the Internet Gaming marketing and advertising industry. It all started when MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) owners Troy Krzyston and Robert Reynolds decided they wanted a better way to generate money in their games other than standard banner advertising. That’s when they created the patented ILNS and ICD tools, the best thing to ever hit the incentivised marketing world.“.

How does CPALead work?
CPALead acts as a content gateway. That means they “police” your website and won’t let anyone in unless the visitor will fill out some surveys. Now, this surveys are not useless surveys but rather are useful ones making this setup a win-win for both you and the visitor. Once they have filled out the survey, you get paid. As simple as that.

Does it really work?
Yes. If you still do not believe me, you can check out this guy who made more than $1,000 in less than 15 days and this guy who made $1000+ in one month.

Once you are convinced and would like to try out this program, make sure to apply for a CPALead Account here.

So, what appliances are included in the Target $3 appliances bonanza? They would be Chefmate coffeemakers, toasters, slow cookers and sandwich makers. But there’s more!

High-priced appliances like the Westinghouse 32-inch LCD HDTV and the APEX 40-inch 1080p LCD HDTV are selling for only $246 and $449 respectively.

There are more items and gadgets that are selling cheap over at Target so better hurry and get them.

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The existing $8000 first time home buyer tax credit will be extended under a proposal by Senate Democrats. In addition to that, some people who already own a home and buys a new one could qualify for a $6,500 credit if they have lived in their prior residence for five years.

“The compromise we have now would expand the credit beyond first-time home buyers,” Lachapelle said, an aide to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

Here is a summary of the proposal:

* First time home buyers, the income level to qualify is $75,000/150,000 (couple).
* For step up buyers the income level to qualify is $125,000/250,000 (couple).
* For first time buyers the credit remains $8,000.
* For step up buyers, they must have been residing in their primary residence for 5 years.
* For Step up buyers the credit is 10% of the sales price, with a maximum of $6,500.
* The credit runs from Dec. 1, 2009 to April 30, 2010.
* For legitimate sales contracts as of April 30, 2010 you have 60 days to close.
* There is a waiver for military.

Apple, maker of the iPhone and inventor of the iPods, has its profits jump to 47 percent on surging iPhone and Macintosh computer sales in the latest quarter. Though other IT companies had similar up-trending results (e.g. Google), Apple’s achievements was way more outstanding.

Shares went up to $1.82 a share creating profit worth $1.67 billion. This has surpassed Wall Street’s forecast and was certainly a pleasant surprise.

“We’ve got a very strong line-up for the holiday season and some really great new products in the pipeline for 2010,” said Steve Jobs, Apple chief executive.

Good for Apple. I hope that they do release more products which are innovative and at the same time creative so that competition remains fierce giving consumers the benefit.

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With the recession blues and holes in our pocket, is it wise to go out for shopping? According to several reports, it seems so. Why? Because stores are offering bigger than normal discounts this labor day weekend. Let us face it, whether the economy is down or not, life must go on and so does our need for material things. So what better time to buy the things we need than this coming labor day sales weekend?

This does not mean we should spend carelessly. We should have a budget set aside like we do before ( I assume you do… ). So if you only have a $500 budget then so be it. Discipline yourself to only spend $500 this coming weekend. Good news is you know that the $500 is well spent since you’ll be able to buy more with less.

To help you out find the best deals and coupons out there, I’ll outline some websites that will help you below (c/o usnews.com):  

• RetailMeNot.com. Look for coupons here before making online purchases.
• Couponwinner.com and Dealighted.com. Another site showing coupons and deals.
• Become.com and Resellerratings.com. Check out this site for product comparison.
• Daddyodeals. Another site with great for the pocket deals.

If you’re more into physical and manual shopping, make sure to check out Macy’s. Macy’s is featuring an extra 30% to 40% off clearance storewide plus an extra 15% or 10% off with your Macy’s card pr pass.

There are countless other department stores offering discounts, so make sure to check them all this weekend!

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