get good deals

"You can sometimes get good deals and information from a travel agency."

"This is a place you're supposed to get good deals, and it makes no sense now."

But it takes a long time to get good deals."

Many farmers from each part of the state come to this fair to get good deals.

Buyers of the other 42.5 million can get good deals, but they should be prepared to put more work into the process.

"Five years ago, we would go down to Seattle to get good deals.

Instead, most people should focus on some simple guidelines to determine whether they are getting good deals, analysts and industry executives said.

Use crowdsourcing websites to get good deals on goods and services.

Skillful bargainers, it turns out, can get good deals no matter how little information they have.

People are going to be getting good deals."

Housing markets, moreover, are much less efficient than the stock market, so buyers can probably get good deals if they try.

"And if they get their expenses down, consumers will continue to get good deals in the marketplace."

State governments should use their buying power to get good deals for their employees and Medicaid patients.

Merrill Lynch still wants to help its small-business customers get good deals on office supplies.

You can also get good deals at a site like InternetDrugCoupons.com.

You can get good deals a few days before from sites like WWW.laterooms.com.

That's how shoppers get good deals.

"I'm getting good deals, but I wish they had a better system," she said, glancing at a line for the cashiers that snaked around the corner.

We're getting good locations and we're getting good deals."

They can get good deals in the property market - on shop rents or factory space, buy companies at knock-down prices or from the receiver.

I am not a rail commuter and I only ever use the train off-peak, buying tickets weeks in advance and getting good deals.

A Map Resort-owned and operated, and one of the closest rental shops to the lifts, you can usually get good deals and solid gear here.

"We were getting good deals," said John C. Kean, president of Kean Development.

Ignoring the income statements, investors have pushed up the red chips on hopes that the companies' mainland connections will let them continue to get good deals on prime Chinese assets.

Edwin L. Underwood, an analyst with the Scott & Stringfellow brokerage in Richmond, said, "They got good deals from panicky vendors."