If you haven't been introduced to BugMeNot.com, it's time to get with the program. It is a site I use at least 4-5 times a week and it's a brilliant concept. BugMeNot's tagline is "bypass compulsary registration." Email addresses are a hot commodity. Most major websites (especially news sites) salivate at the prospect of capturing your contact information so they can bug you from now until kingdom come. BugMeNot is a great little user generated tool that allows you instant access to dummy logins and passwords for most major (free) sites you may need to access (like nytimes.com or washingtonpost.com or your local news station's site and even popular messageboards and forums). It is golden, especially if you want to read an article on some random newspaper you will never EVER read again (like the Minneapolis Star). Who wants to register just to read one stinkin' article? It's a pain.

Over the last few years, the makers of BugMeNot.com launched a companion site called RetailMeNot.com. RetailMeNot is a shopper's dream. Instant access to all the latest discount codes and coupons for many major online retailers. I shop a lot on line and I never checkout my purchase without stopping at RetailMeNot for a quick scan on possible discount codes for free shipping or anywhere from 10-40% off at times. You can save a fortune with coupon codes. That's right; coupon clipping goes digital.

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