Author: Dan Schointuch
I co-founded this website with Stacy more than 15 years ago shortly after graduating from Emory University and now serve as the company's President.
I live in Seattle with my wife and two children, and love few things more than hearing from readers who've found our articles and videos helpful.
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Afternoon Deals: Monday, Oct. 29
Dan Schointuch on October 29, 2018
Including deals from Google Play, That Daily Deal, 13 Deals, Hanes, Snapfish, Adorama, Ulta, eBay, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Joe’s New Balance Outlet and more.
Here’s How to Get Paid to Lose Weight in 2018
Dan Schointuch on January 6, 2018
Too many people spend money to work out. In 2018, get paid to lose weight instead. Here’s how to do it.
Watch This — The Risks of Social Security Cards Explained
Dan Schointuch on June 12, 2017
Find out where Social Security numbers came from, how they came to be used as your ID — and why that’s a really bad idea.
How to Get Amazon Prime and HBO Free
Dan Schointuch on May 27, 2017
Binge-watch the best new show on television (in this writer’s opinion), and everything else on HBO, without paying a dime.
How to Get Cash Back on Everything You Buy
Dan Schointuch on December 12, 2016
Instead of resolving to get in shape (again), this year my resolution is to never buy anything without getting effortless cash back. Want to join me? Here’s the plan.
Looking for Cheaper Cell Service? T-Mobile’s Got a Deal for You!
Dan Schointuch on November 19, 2016
This weekend only: Get four lines with unlimited data from T-Mobile for only $120 a month.
Quick Links to Amazon’s Valentine’s Day Deals
Dan Schointuch on February 3, 2016
Get 30 percent off jewelry for the occasion and quickly check out this guide to other Amazon offerings.
Is Your Boss Sabotaging Your Company With Spy Tactics?
Dan Schointuch on December 10, 2015
In 1944, our government published a classified field manual for spies outlining ways to sabotage the companies of our nation’s enemies. Unfortunately, to many in the corporate world, many of these tactics could look strangely familiar.
How to Increase Your Gas Mileage by 70 Percent
Dan Schointuch on May 26, 2015
Discovery Channel’s ‘MythBusters’ proves that a few driving techniques and simple tweaks to your car can nearly double your fuel economy.
You Can Stop Paying for Cable TV Now
Dan Schointuch on July 4, 2014
It’s gotten so easy to find TV shows and sports on streaming video services that you likely don’t need a cable or satellite subscription to watch your favorite programs.
Bitcoin for Dummies
Dan Schointuch on April 25, 2014
Are bitcoins the next big thing in tech and finance or the Betamax of currency? We explain what they are, how to get some, and if it’s worth the risk.
How to Keep Your Private Information Private
Dan Schointuch on June 10, 2013
Thwarting the efforts of a billion-dollar super-secret government spy agency — or anyone else who wants access to your personal information — is not that difficult.
Downloading Software? 3 Essential Steps
Dan Schointuch on June 6, 2013
When did it get so hard to download something without installing a toolbar, search extension, download accelerator, or other unwanted “crapware”?
Buy Your Kids a $50 PC
Dan Schointuch on October 15, 2012
A $50 computer might be just the thing to fire up your child’s imagination and set them on a path to some of the next decade’s hottest jobs.
Could Mortgage Rates Hit 2 percent?
Dan Schointuch on September 21, 2012
With mortgage interest rates matching or beating their record lows, there’s never been a better time to finance a house. But will rates fall further?
Microsoft Says Viruses Are Your Fault
Dan Schointuch on November 15, 2011
According to Microsoft, 44.8 percent of all PC malware infections happened because of something you did wrong.
Amazon Revolutionizes Books…Again
Dan Schointuch on November 8, 2011
Amazon hopes to marry the benefits of a traditional public library with the advantages of the digital age.
Who’s Got The Cheapest iPhone Plan?
Dan Schointuch on November 1, 2011
If you’re thinking about getting an iPhone, you now have a choice between three major national carriers: AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint. But each offers different plans at different prices. Which company has the cheapest plan for you?
The Best Site to Sell Your Old iPhone or Other Gadgets
Dan Schointuch on October 4, 2011
With a new iPhone coming out — and my early adopter syndrome flaring up — I compared sites that will buy your old gadgets, without the hassle of selling on eBay, to see who consistently offers the most money.
Free College Education, on iTunes?
Dan Schointuch on August 30, 2011
If you already have iTunes, then you have access to a free catalog of hundreds of thousands of video and audio courses from the nation’s top colleges and universities.
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