Ben's Bargains Serving Fresh Deals 24/7

Ben's Bargains launched on January 6, 2000 as the brainchild of Ben Chui, a UC Berkeley sophomore studying Mechanical Engineering & Material Science. Originally known as "Ben's DVD Bargain Center" and then "Ben's Bargain Center," the site quickly found a niche among online deal seekers in the waning months of the original dot-com bubble.

Thanks to the site's loyal following (affectionately known as "Ghetto Dogs") and great deals relentlessly updated 7 days a week/365 days a year, Ben's Bargains has become one of the top bargain shopping destinations on the internet. Whether it's the hottest notebook, gadget, sneaker or, yes, bacon deal, Ben's has been there with the inside scoop for over 10 years.

Ben's team is committed to finding the lowest prices and best deals on the internet and earning your trust on a daily basis. Let us know what you love about the site, where we've fallen short and what you'd like to see from us in the future!

Happy Deal Hunting!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Some of your most frequently asked questions (FAQ) are answered below:

1. I don't always have time to visit the site. Can you let me know when something I'm looking for goes on sale?

Yes. Registered users can create deal alerts for specific products by clicking "Watch This Deal" on any post. You can also customize deal alerts with just keywords alone (e.g. “Plasma HDTV” or “Puma shoes”) in the "Deal Alerts" section of your profile.

2. This deal is dead/expired/sold out. What are you trying to pull?

In a perfect world, merchants would not run out of stock in a couple hours or unexpectedly pull their deals when they got too successful, but we're at the mercy of those ever-changing winds, too.

3. What's wrong with your math? Weren't you an engineering student?

We do our very best to avoid mistakes, but between trying to get the deals out as fast as possible and serious ninja-level cutting and pasting, it (aka “BenMath”) happens.

4. Can I send you a deal?

By all means. Use this Contact Us link It may not always get posted, but each one is evaluated. If it's a business-related request, please use this Advertise link

5. I’m not interested in [insert topic]. How do I avoid looking at those deals?

It’s pretty easy. You have two options (see screenshot below):

1) Click the orange Page Filter button and filter deals by Category, Merchant and Price Buckets.

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2) You can skip the method above and filter deals by using any or all of the drop-down menus below the Page Filter button. You can sort by Tech or Non-Tech categories, hide Expired deals and much more. Give it a whirl!