Dealtaker launched @couponbot to do just that.
Step 0: Have a Twitter account
Step 1: Follow @CouponBot
Step 2: Send your tweet in the following format: @couponbot storename
Step 3: Wait for your coupon tweet mentions that will look like: @youruser StoreName Coupon Title URL
examples of Top 10 store searches:
1. @CouponBot Old Navy
2. @CouponBot Amazon
3. @CouponBot Kohls
4. @CouponBot Home Depot
5. @CouponBot American Eagle
6. @CouponBot Dell
7. @CouponBot Best Buy
8. @CouponBot GAP
9. @CouponBot Macy's
10. @CouponBot Target
Are the deals any good? Is the service useful or spamular? Give it a whirl and let us know in the comments.
DealTaker @CouponBot [DealTaker via TechCrunch] (Thanks to Dirk!) (Photo: atp_tyreseus)
]]>Afterwards you can swing by Old Dell and get a TRS-80 or a 486. If you buy today it comes with a free black and yellow monitor and dot matrix printer!
]]>I'll make sure to swing by Old Home Depot and get some leaded paint and tarnished brass fixtures.
]]>@iConsumer: Maybe the coupons are for old stuff?
]]>I would prefer Old Macy's. New Macy's, after they bought so many other department store chains, is not as nice.
]]>@bubbledumpster: they sell me expired prescriptions!
]]>What about Newegg? Is it @CouponBot Old NewEgg?
]]>I prefer Old Amazon over the regular type.
]]>I fail at Step 0.
]]>I use retailmenot.com most of the time. I'm not big on twitter/text. I'd rather look for the coupon than have unwanted coupons sent to me.
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