What can I buy on the internet for one dollar?
August 5, 2008 7:24 PM   RSS feed for this thread Subscribe

What can I buy on the internet for a dollar?

I am looking for sites like www.eyeslipsface.com, where (almost) everything costs one dollar. Are there any other sites out there that have products that only cost one dollar?
posted by TheArpenter to shopping (21 comments total) 52 users marked this as a favorite
Not exactly what you asked for, but DealExtreme has free shipping on most (all?) items, and they have a bunch of geeky stuff under $2.00. (Geeky in a GOOD way).
posted by Perplexer at 7:32 PM on August 5 [8 favorites]


...a facebook gift?
posted by thebrokenmuse at 7:36 PM on August 5


Tons of used books on Amazon are a buck or less. Shipping may squash your bargain-joy, though.
posted by Quietgal at 7:45 PM on August 5


You can use the Amazon Filler Item Finder to look for products at any price (including sub-dollar) to fill up a $25 order to qualify for free shipping.
posted by netbros at 7:52 PM on August 5 [1 favorite]


Most things at Ichiban kan cost around a dollar. They have lots of neat random stuff, including lots of useful kitchen gadgets for cheap.
posted by taraza at 7:53 PM on August 5 [5 favorites]


one song on itunes.
posted by millipede at 7:53 PM on August 5


One Dollar Sketch is one of my new favorites.
posted by Ugh at 7:57 PM on August 5 [1 favorite]


monthly dollar
posted by mrunderhill at 8:05 PM on August 5


if you have amazon prime there are tons of things you could get for $1 shipped on amazon.
posted by Autarky at 8:30 PM on August 5


Lots of crap at Oriental Trading Co.
posted by HotPatatta at 8:31 PM on August 5


I'm not sure if you're counting ephemera like MP3s but not to neglect the obvious, $.99 or less is kind of the standard a la carte price for a digital download of a tune tune on iTunes, Amazon, and various indie outfits and solo artists.

P.S. You're doing tags wrong.
posted by nanojath at 9:02 PM on August 5


My sincere thanks (available via paypal)
posted by meta_eli at 9:06 PM on August 5 [3 favorites]


Sometimes crafters/artists on Etsy.com choose to offer an item for free. They call it "paying forward", I think? Depending on the size of said item, you just might be able to get in under the dollar mark for shipping costs.
posted by LiveLurker at 9:24 PM on August 5


mydollarshop.com, 99centsdollarstore.com, christiandollarstore.com
posted by sentient at 3:26 AM on August 6 [1 favorite]


Booksforabuck.com
posted by harriet vane at 4:40 AM on August 6 [1 favorite]


Meta_eli: You, sir, have earned that dollar!
nanojath: Fixed. Thanks for the info.

Thanks folks, keep 'em coming. I was really looking for tangible items, not so much on the downloads side. Otherwise, these are great!
posted by TheArpenter at 5:24 AM on August 6


There are some knitting and crochet patterns on Ravelry for $.99. And they're PDF, so no shipping!
posted by bilabial at 9:24 AM on August 6


A pixel.
posted by grateful at 10:19 AM on August 6


half.com by ebay has lots of books for $.99.
posted by expletivization at 12:06 PM on August 6


woot.com if you happen to catch a crappy bag.
posted by deezil at 2:53 PM on August 6


In fairness, Bags of Crap at Woot will cost $8, else the user does it wrongly.
posted by SlyBevel at 7:09 AM on August 7


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