SmartShopper Giveaway
Apparently during my website updates, WordPress decided to “eat” my latest post reviewing the SmartShopper.
So, this post is to hold it’s place until I get the chance to write it up again.
A quick run down for giveaway purposes:
1) Visit SmartShopper’s website to learn full details, but basically, it’s an electronic grocery and errand organizer that you speak into.
3) Has 2,500 pre-programed items, but also can add specific items or errands manually.
4) When ready to shop, hit print and it divides list into categories to make shopping easier.
5) Magnet is super strong to place on fridge. Or, it can be wall mounted.
6) Can be confusing to work at first figuring out the menus and features, so would be difficult for older or technology challenged people.
7) Record in a quiet room so that it works correctly.
Also, the price of the SmartShopper has gone down $20 (orignally $100) AND is offering free shipping until December 31st. And, with the code DH52569 receive $5 off.
Plus, comment on this post if you would like to win the Smart Shopper telling me why lists are so important in your life. Comments close Thursday, December 18th and one will be announced Friday December 19th.
9 Comments
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Robyns Online World commented on December 15, 2008 at 5:48 pm
You mean not everyone makes lists? I would be lost without them. I find as I get older I rely on them even more, not that I’m ancient or anything (in my late 30′s) but I have a million and one things to do and my brain just needs more help keeping track of everything these days. Who’s wouldn’t?
Now something like this that is a geeky type gadget that makes lists for me – oh I’m in heaven!
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Sky commented on December 15, 2008 at 5:48 pm
I like to *try* and be organized, and I keep lists everywhere. Whether I’m writing down what I’ve got to get done for the day, grocery shopping or just plain getting my ducks in a row! I think the SmartShopper would be great to have!! It would cut down on running back and forth across the store!!
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Jen commented on December 15, 2008 at 10:05 pm
That’s awesome! I’d love to win!
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tricia commented on December 17, 2008 at 1:26 pm
Lists are the Holy Grail of my sanity….lol. Like most women, I juggle kids, hubby, house, pets, house, and shopping and appointments for all of the above. If I don’t write it down, it becomes just a drive by thought.
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maria commented on December 17, 2008 at 3:30 pm
Without lists I wouldn’t remember my own head.
Between my schedule, school, extra activities for the kids, my sons therapy, my husband’s schedule, reviews, blogging, household bills, husband’s accounting and the million other things I have to remember I truly would be lost.
The problem is sometimes I forget the list.
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Kate commented on December 17, 2008 at 7:24 pm
This is just about the coolest thing ever! I love lists and always carry a notepad with me. But how often do I think of something and forget to write it down. With this cool gadget, nothing would ever be forgotten. Seriously great!
I LOVE how some places (like Target) are even printing their receipts in categories now, like office supplies, food, health, beauty, etc. This seems like it would do the same thing. I LOVE an organized shopping list. Amazing.
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Angie commented on December 17, 2008 at 7:51 pm
Too many kids that want stuff with too many trips to the store. It would be great to have a tool to keep all my lists organized.
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Rachel commented on December 17, 2008 at 10:59 pm
I make lists for EVERYTHING!! With a husband who works crazy hours, a small baby and another on the way I would never remember anything without a list. I make lists for groceries and errands to stay in our budget too!! Seems like this would be a really cool thing to have!
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crystal commented on December 18, 2008 at 2:54 pm
This thing is great! I’m a forgetful person. I didn’t used to be, but ever since I got to college I’ve been forgetting everything. I must carry my planner with me all the time and write every task down. Unfortunately the daily spots aren’t quite large enough for grocery lists so I either end up carrying a bunch of post-its with me or forgetting what I went to the store for. And I’m about to add a husband to my crazy schedule so I don’t anticipate things getting any easier to remember.