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Intro to Cyber Monday EXTRA

By Laura Berrios
Nov 19, 2014

Looking for that perfect present?

Sure you are. But who wants to get dressed, drive around and around searching for parking, make a mad dash into every store to hunt that just-right gift, then lug it home and wonder you’ve made the right selection.

Don’t worry. Cyber Monday is coming. The busiest online shopping day of the year. So get ready, keep your jammies on, get another cup of coffee and peruse our holiday gift guide, Cyber Monday EXTRA, a bonus to our subscribers. From the expensive gotta-have-it items, to the last minute stocking stuffers, you’ll find gift ideas for everyone on your list.

So make the most of your subscription — and enjoy Cyber Monday EXTRA

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