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erdoh
Less well known but refreshingly simple, However, they do not find as many results as Kelkoo, so if you try Erdoh it is worth trying Kelkoo as well.
kelkoo
One of the best known price comparison sites. Part of the Yahoo group. Very easy to use and to find the thing you are looking for.
My Supermarket
Compare prices for your grocery shopping between Tesco, ASDA, Sainsbury's and Ocado (Waitrose)

Kelkoo and Erdoh give you a list of the prices charged by various internet shops for the things you want to buy.

To begin with, prices are usually listed with the 'most popular' sellers at the top, but you can change to order so that the cheapest come first.

Click the logo to go to their site, enter details of the product you want and their web site will show you a list of shops that have that item and the prices they will charge. You can then click to go direct to the sellers site.

Is it worth visiting a price comparison site?

Yes. By and large, these sites have an up-to-date directory of products and prices from a host of companies that sell things on the internet. If you like to compare prices before you buy, you will save a lot of time going to one or more price comparison sites and looking at their list of prices for the product you want.

Do the price comparison site check every internet site?

No. The price comparison sites download a list of the products and prices from the supplier. They can only do this if the supplier has a list in the right form to be downloaded to the price comparison site. These lists are called 'data feeds' or 'product feeds'. Most of the bigger companies have a product feed that can be used by the price comparison sites, but a lot of the smaller and specialist companies do not. The price comparison sites cannot include those companies in the comparisons because they do not have access to the information.

How does MySupermarket work?

MySupermarket lets you compare the cost of your online shopping trolley between Tesco, Asda, Sainsburys and Ocado (Waitrose). You can then place your order online with the supplier that gives the best value for your selection. You still get the loyalty rewards that you would get from Tesco (Clubcard points) and Sainsburys (Nectar points) and you also get ipoints on top. Prices and special offers are all included and they are updated daily. This service does not cost you anything. You need to register if you want to send your order through to the supermarket, but you do not have to pay.


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