Hummingbirds and Bargain Hunters

Hummingbirds may look sweet and dainty, but looks can be deceiving. They are actually predators who live mainly by eating spiders. They drink nectar just for extra energy.

Hummingbirds will defend their feeders not only against other hummingbirds but also against much larger species of birds. And they usually win.

Bargain hunters can often be fierce, too, in defending their finds—or their hunting grounds. That is why many of us prefer shopping on line for bargains. It is easier and safer than trying to elbow your way through crowds.

Plus, bargains at physical stores and malls almost never equal the bargains you can find on line. Especially at a new site I found called NoMoreRack.

I’ve been reading nomorerack reviews. There are lots of them. Apparently I am not the only one who is impressed.

Here’s the deal: The site offers 8 amazing bargains every day, plus one bargain for which part of the profit is donated to charity. The deals are amazing. Today there is an $850 men’s watch for $220, for example. Every day the deals are different.

And then there are the Insanity Deals, which are even wilder. For example, yesterday they offered iPads for $43.20, Louis Vuitton handbags (genuine) for $18.10, Gucci sunglasses for $9.50, and so on.

So, just like a hummingbird I check in there every day to see what is on offer. But I’m not fighting off other customers. I’m inviting my friends.

If you invite your friends, and they simply sign up for a free account (no need to buy anything), you earn credit toward gifts like Cuisinart appliances, Nikon cameras, iPads, and iMacs. Just for telling your friends.

The only catch here is that you have to sign up for a free account before you can view the site and see what today’s deals are. But I’m happy to give them my email address in return for nectar-sweet deals.