Free Shopping Deals and Vouchers at Daily Saver Canada

Jan. 24, 2011 - PRLog -- Daily Saver, the popular Canadian group buying money saving site is now officially launched. Subscribe for free and be the first one to get updated details of new discount deals and vouchers introduced on the site. By subscribing for the free money saving newsletter, you will be able to grab more offers and save a lot of money by using local printable vouchers.

“Daily Saver is here to provide our members with fun and exciting things to do, see, eat or buy in their local neighborhoods at discounted prices. We want our members to get the available deals on whatever they want to buy. The money saving newsletter is another tool to keep members informed about fresh deals and discount vouchers. By subscribing to the newsletter, you will receive a regular update of the best local deals introduced on the site. This will help members to save more money,” said Ron Mendelson director at Daily Saver.

Daily Saver is here to offer the best of money saving shopping options to members. If you want to keep yourself updated, subscribe for a free newsletter and the site will send you regular updates of the popular shopping discount vouchers as they become available.

The site has vouchers from well-known shops, and restaurants and the list is still growing. With these vouchers, our members get an instant discount on the listed price of many products, and services in their neighborhoods.

About Daily Saver Canada

Daily Saver works for its established base of loyal subscribers who buy discount vouchers and look for promotional offers that will save them money on fun and exciting things to do, see, eat or buy in their local neighborhoods. Whether you are looking for discount coupons for restaurants, spas or gardening work, the site is one place to check before you purchase a local service.

http://dailysaver.ca

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Daily Saver works for its established base of loyal subscribers who buy discount vouchers and look for promotional offers that will save them money on fun and exciting things to do, see, eat or buy in their local neighborhoods.