Fonolo.com skips irritating and time-consuming customer service phone menus

If you’re a human being with a pulse, you’ve likely complained at one point in your life about having to navigate a frustrating customer service phone menu. Fonolo.com lets you spend less time listening to endless menu options and more time getting things done. Read the rest of this entry »

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Save time (and money) by letting Price Protectr watch prices for you

Not only does Price Protectr save you the hassle of typing one of the ”o”s in it’s name, it also saves you the hassle of constantly checking the price on that big purchase you’re thinking of making. Read the rest of this entry »

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Save time and gas on your next errand run with a little route optimization

Whether you’ve got a load of errands to run around town, need to scout out a list of homes or apartments, or are planning your band’s next cross-country tour, there’s a free online tool that shows you the best route to take to save time and fuel.

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Must see TV? Watching television more efficiently

While the obvious answer may be to shut the TV off, there are lots of ways to cut out TV time and still get your fix of your favorite shows. Read the rest of this entry »

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Read articles in half the time without learning speed reading

Speed reading — It’s always sounded like a great idea, but there’s that whole bit about actually learning HOW to speed read that doesn’t sound so fun. Now, there’s an online tool that lets you double your reading rate without learning how to speed read. Read the rest of this entry »

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How to add an extra hour (or more) to your day!

How’s that for an attention grabber? Well, we may be overstepping a bit, but that’s what we hope to do over the coming months with SaveTimeTips.com!

It seems to be a universal complaint from folks I talk to you that there doesn’t seem to be enough hours in the day. And usually, it’s because our day is filled with doing things that we don’t necessarily want to do. Therefore, the fun stuff (going out to eat with friends, playing with your kids) often gets pushed aside. That sucks. Read the rest of this entry »

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