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Saturday Morning Link Love: Save money, time or your sanity

by Deborah Ng on October 6th, 2007

Here’s a little Saturday morning link love to get you through the weekend.

• Having PayPal issues? I hear that! The problem is, they’re not so easy to get in touch with. Until now. The Consumerist posted a list of 302 Phone Numbers to Reach a Human at PayPal. Heh,
• Lifehacker has A Seller’s Guide to Craiglist with useful tips for getting your items sold through this massive classifieds site. Before you go there though, check the Craigslist Curmudgeon and laugh at all the lamery
• I use my cell phone for long distance calling. In fact, I rarely use my home phone for anything any more. Maybe I should take the advice of Free Money Finance and learn how to save money by only using a cell phone.
• Ashamed of your knockoffs? There’s no need. The Silicon Valley Blogger is letting you know when it’s Ok to buy fakes.
• Frugal Journey revisits 20 Ways to Save Money on Clothes.
• Want to save money on pet supplies? The Food Bowl has a coupon for 20% off at Pet Food Direct.
• At Penn State some students are dumpster diving to save money.
• The Bargainist has lots of cool samples, coupon codes, discounts and more.
• There’s a great post at The Frugal Panda listing 57 Creative Ideas to Save Money on Pet Supplies.
• If your child’s room looks anything like mine, you’ll be interested in this video at De-Clutter It. How to organize your child’s room.
• I’m not letting my husband see this one. Here’s another Lifehacker post: How to Make a Beer Battery.
• Real Estate Journal advises us How to Sell in a Down Market and Get a Deal on a New Home.
• I tried container gardening but none of my plants ever survive. Maybe I should have read this first. Rebecca at Mother Earth’s Garden tells us how to Prepare for Winter.
• It’s almost time to Winterize your car. Learn how at AutoJab.
• Thrifty Mommy has an interesting post about how the droughts are driving up the cost of pumpkins.
• Chocolate Bytes shows us the most expensive chocolate desserts. Um no thanks.
• One thrifty day trip that I love is taking a fall foliage tour. Upstate New York and New England are just stunning this time of year. Offbeat Homes is offering a little Autumn Eye Candy. Really folks, this is what Autumn is all about.

That should give you enough to do this weekend. Enjoy!

Don’t miss the Home & Dining Channel’s Fall Harvest Scavenger Hunt! 

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