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Speedy Shopper v.1.6.0.1488
Speedy Shopper was designed, from first-hand experience, to help alleviate some of this daily and weekly grind.
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DonationTree Shopper v.1 10
The DonationTree Shopper allows you to receive rebates when you shop online via supported merchants. The rebates can be allocated to 529 College Savings, Plans, schools of your choice, charities of your choice,
Nifty Shopper v.1.0.0.0
The Nifty Shopper provides access to 3 major retail company sites, online coupons and social deals in hopes of saving you some cash! Browse weekly adds, find local stores, enjoy a built in shopping list,
Super Shopper v.1.1.0.0
Super Shopper will make creating, maintaining, and using shopping lists simple. You can create your own lists and include categories and items within them. One of Super Shopper's great features is that in addition to just typing the names of items,
Sharp Shopper v.1.0.0.0
Sharp Shopper is an easy way to quickly and accurately document your shopping lists. Simply create a shopping list, add items and you're ready to go shopping with Sharp Shopper.
Car Shopper v.1.0.0.0
Don't buy that new car blindly! Car Shopper is a utility for new car buyers that calculates total cost of ownership (TCO) and a slew of other interesting statistics. It can literally save you THOUSANDS of dollars, by helping you make an informed
Dash Shopper v.1.0
Dash Shopper is a dashboard widget for Mac OS X 10.
Budget Shopper Free v.2.5.0.0
On a Budget? Get the only shopping list app with 'live prediction' and 'quick edit' for free! New features in v2.5 include: - Major performance boost - Autocompletion of Categories (no need to keep re-typing categories) - Minor bug fixes Budget
Budget Shopper v.2.5.0.0
The only shopping list app with 'live prediction' and 'quick edit' is now feature packed! New features in v2.5 include: - Preloaded with over a 150 commonly bought grocery items - Preloaded with over 40 different categories - so categorizing your
Comparison Shopper v.1.0.0.0
So you're in the grocery store, trying to compare two products. The problem is one product has 3 servings, and the other has 7. What's more confusing is that one product lists the weight in oz and the other in grams. Which one is the better deal?
