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Slickdeals is the only shopping platform powered by a volunteer army of 12 million avid shoppers helping other shoppers find, evaluate and share the most up-to-date online deals and coupons from all the top retailers. Through community-powered shopping, Slickdeals has saved shoppers $10 billion by providing a forum for deal discovery and shopping discussion; as well as shopping tools such as its free Android or iOS app; its browser extension for Chrome, Firefox and Edge; and its Slickdeals Cashback Rewards program. Slickdeals regularly ranks as one of the top ten most visited shopping sites in the U.S. per Similarweb.
Slickdeals (slickdeals.net) has 714 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
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Ltoncar
Well, there are some good deals that come through with this, however, I will get an email and will check it out within 20 minutes and the deal has already expired or is out of stock. I have posted deals and have been told that it can't be posted as y'all can't verify the stock on it. A couple of days later the product is still available ??? Obviously y'all are VERY subjective.
Ronmio
I have gotten a lot of good deals. However, after following the links for many of the deals, I found they aren't what they were purported to be ... the actual discounts were much less than they were advertised to be. This is even the case for many of the deals immediately after they are posted. For rating the deals, you should provide a response choice of "Not as advertised".
YourSDer
Lately noticing Slickdeals isn't having the same volume of deals compared to like 2 years ago. Sorry I feel there needs to be more engagement than sponsored deal.
damian
Used to be very user oriented, now overrun with staff postings that have ridiculous "original msrp" to make it look like a deal. Also staff has begun posting 3rd part marketplace deals for items like MS Office that are obviously selling stolen keys.
clydebetton
Almost everything is Amazon. Not many posts from actual people. Several "deals" per day for coffee pods. Lots of promoted deals.
