We love our pets. 

For singles especially, pets are our family. Only they are the family we choose. And like family members, they have medical issues. Did you know many pets have allergies? If your pet suffer from endless scratching, irregular bathroom habits and other unmentionable qualities, check out this site. After all, if you wanted someone to scratch himself mindlessly and burp, you'd have stayed married.

Food allergies and your pet: Switching to hypoallergenic chow

www.consumersearch.com

The official guide to where to find your future Valentine

Hey SIngles! If you don't have plans on Valentine's day, how about making a plan instead? The NY Times guide to where the boys (and girls!) are....

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/02/11/a-dating-guide-by-the-numbers-zip-codes/?smid=fb-share

Or why not forget the whole soul mate thing ( A myth created by Hallmark and Eflowers) and find your "shopping soul mate" . It's free to find your perfect shopping match and a lot less painful than dating sites.  www.heyletssplitit.com

Valentines: Dater or Hater?

For some of you it's a mad dash to the florist, after a quick prayer to the delivery gods that your accompanying cards not get switched and sent to the wrong girls like they were last year (I'm addressing this to a specific friend of mine). For others, it's a reason for cynicism. Just another dumb holiday invented by florists, candy makers, and Econolube (yup my dad gets my mom's oil changed for V-day) to hawk their wares.

But for those incurable romantics, those hot hot hot singles who somehow manage to remain unattached, here's a few ideas to make this Valentine's Day special.

Singles: Love can pop up in the most unexpected places. While pouring water over a whale while waiting for high tide so you can send it back to sea. Or discovering someone else who ADORES the chicken chili chorizo at the warehouse store....the chorizo you don't buy because it's four lbs worth, for heaven's sake, and who can eat all that? But you would buy it, if you only had someone to split it with. Or maybe you just want to sample the goodies on tap at my favorite sweet shop, The Village Bakery (http://thevillagebakeryandcafe.com). If only there were a website where could you find a fellow whale rescuer; and a fellow sausage lover; and a fellow denizen of the Village Bakery. Look no further. Just go to www.heyletssplitit.com.

Take our Buddy Quiz.

Find people like you and make a plan to meet up.

We'll turn a Valentine Hater into a Valentine Dater. Or at least you'll have a freezer only half-full of chorizo.

Why you should never buy gas on Thursday and other tips to help with these record breaking gas prices. Arggghhhh!!!!

Click here to save on gas: http://autos.yahoo.com/news/3-tips-to-beat-rising-gas-prices-000936783.html
Click here to to save every other freaking thing that's way to expensive: www.heyletssplitit.com

Home Depot, major airlines, H&M secret inside deals hacked.

To get a sweet deal you've always been told, "You need to know someone." Now you do.

- Home depot employees can give you up to $1000 to keep you from going to a competitor.
- Airline sites give exclusive discounts you can't find on travel sites.
- Even Doctors and dentist have a secret code

To see more:
1. Join www.heyletssplitit.com (FREE)
2. Go to "my profile" on the menu
3. Read article "Home depot..." and watch video
4. Eat these directions and tell no one.

A cheaper way to get the new IPhone 5

Here are some options:

Stay for $650....

Consider my current situation with AT&T. I purchased the iPhone 4S last year when it came out, so I'm not eligible for an upgrade. I can't even do an "exception upgrade," where AT&T will let you upgrade early by adding $250 on top of the two-year contract price for a phone. There are no exception upgrades for the iPhone, I was told by AT&T, when I called yesterday.

Instead, if I want the basic 16GB iPhone 5, I have to pay the full $650 list price, rather than the $200 discounted price for those who sign a two-year contract. That's a $450 difference.

Or save $225 by leaving? This is where jumping ship to Verizon makes sense. If I go over to Verizon as a new customer, I'll pay the $200 discounted price. I'll also have to pay my AT&T termination fee. That started at $325, then was reduced by $10 for each month I had the phone. It's now $225. Adding that to what I'd pay Verizon means the total price of my iPhone 5 would be $425. That's $225 cheaper than staying with AT&T and paying full price.

Plus trade-in value! Sure, there's also the Verizon activation fee I'll also pay of $35. Even including that, I'm still ahead. I'm even further ahead if I use Verizon's trade-in service. Currently, it's offering $230 for the base model of the iPhone 4S from AT&T. Yes, Verizon will accept AT&T phones. If I do that, I've pretty much offset that AT&T termination fee. I've got my nice shiny new iPhone 5 at a low price. All I had to do was abandon AT&T.

For full article go here guys: 

http://news.cnet.com/8301-33620_3-57512788-278/for-iphone-5-it-may-be-cheaper-to-jump-carriers-than-upgrade/

How to save more at Costco this Labor Day.
Find a local shopping buddy (free) www.heyletssplitit.com> buy Kingsford charcoal 2/23 lb. bags $18.49 and spareribs only per $2.79 lb. > split, and salute the flag and savings.