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How to Identify a Genuine Online Deal
A big red percentage is not proof of a bargain. Use four quick checks to decide whether an offer is genuinely better than what you would normally pay.
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Practical, independent advice for judging deals: how to read a discount, compare products spec for spec, and avoid the tricks that make ordinary prices look exceptional.
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A big red percentage is not proof of a bargain. Use four quick checks to decide whether an offer is genuinely better than what you would normally pay.
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Deal basics
A big red percentage is not proof of a bargain. Use four quick checks to decide whether an offer is genuinely better than what you would normally pay.
Electronics
Laptop prices depend on configuration, and discounts are often quoted against a different one. Learn which specs to line up so you compare like with like.
Electronics
Refurbished electronics can save real money, but the labels mean different things at different stores. Here is what to check before you choose one over new.
Home
Clearance appliances can be excellent value, but the sticker price leaves out delivery, installation, parts, and the energy and maintenance costs of owning it. Here is how to judge the real deal.
Deal basics
Every discount compares two numbers. Learn where the higher number comes from, how to read a product's price history, and what "lowest price observed" can and cannot tell you.
Electronics
Audio specs are easy to print and hard to compare. Focus on the features that change everyday listening: fit, noise cancelling, phone compatibility, battery and durability.
Home
The right robot vacuum depends on your floors, layout and pets. Compare navigation, obstacle handling and running costs; suction numbers and feature lists matter less than they look.
Deal basics
Some discounts appear on their own; others need a code, a minimum spend or a sign-up. Learn how each type works, how to compare them, and how to avoid checkout surprises.
Seasonal
Black Friday, Cyber Monday and the weeks around them bring real bargains and a lot of noise. A little preparation lets you tell them apart and buy calmly.
Behind the deals
Most deal websites, OfferNab included, are paid by retailers through affiliate programs. Here is how that works, what it means for the price you pay, and how to judge a deal site you have not used before.