Cigar Price Search Engine

Does anyone know of a good price search engine for cigars? I've tried the major price comparison search engines and they suck when it comes to cigars. It's a major pain searching throgh 10-15 sites in search of the lowest price for a box.

[horrorview]

Hey man!!! How's it goin!? Hehehehe, I'm smokin' one of those Dark Sumatras I picked up today. Lemme know when you wanna go in on tha box!!

As for a price search engine, I could have sworn I saw something about a PAY site that searches for best prices. Use the forum search and see what it comes up with!

That's what I'm doing right now, looking for the best price on a box of Sumatras. Pay site? Forget that. This is the internet afterall, the land of the free. Free music, free movies, free ****, and free search engines!

[radar]

http://www.cigarprice.com/

Only one I'm aware of. Good luck.

[eef]

Froogle works kind of. Just go to google.com, type in the kin of cigar you want and click "froogle search"

It brings up all the times that thing is for sale online, along with the price. It's always good to follow the link and makes sure it's correct though.
-eef

[Da Klugs]

Most of us use TXMatt.com here. It's much easier than doing all that search and linking stuff. You just post what your interested in and.... poof a great list appears a few posts down with prices and sites.

[SIZE=1]If you turn your speakers up while viewing the lists you might hear the faint crying of a little girl.[/SIZE]

[D. Generate]

Originally Posted by eef

Froogle works kind of. Just go to google.com, type in the kin of cigar you want and click "froogle search"

This is what I use. Although I type in the specific cigar I'm looking for, not its relatives.

What? Only TXMatt can nitpick on grammar and spelling? Sheesh.

[TShailer]

Originally Posted by Da Klugs

Most of us use TXMatt.com here. It's much easier than doing all that search and linking stuff. You just post what your interested in and.... poof a great list appears a few posts down with prices and sites.

I actually prefer the "Da Klugs interface for newbies" to TXMatt.com. It's a special AI program that tells you what it's interested in, the list appears with prices and sites, and then you can go buy some samplers. Very little work required on my part and a good success ratio.

[RcktS4]

Originally Posted by Da Klugs

Most of us use TXMatt.com here. It's much easier than doing all that search and linking stuff. You just post what your interested in and.... poof a great list appears a few posts down with prices and sites.

[SIZE=1]If you turn your speakers up while viewing the lists you might hear the faint crying of a little girl.[/SIZE]

Funny - I was thinking the same thing. [SIZE=1]Except the little girl thing... I always thought that was engine whine from the computer fan.[/SIZE]

[txmatt]

Cigarprice.com that radar linked used to be an awesome site but they totally nerfed it last year to try to push more people into subscribing. Didn't work! Now they have an agreement with a **** site for free access if you subscribe, don't think that will work either.

If the goofballs would just lower the price of membership instead of adding **** access they might start making more money. They should also undo the nerfing from last year because as pathetic as the free version is I would have no reason to believe the pay version to be worth squat. **** is great and all, but I just don't like the idea of bundling it with my cigar price search engine. That and their galleries don't have the incestual pregnant midget action I am so fond of.

[SIZE=1]You know, someone who keeps talking about whining little girls should look in the mirror! He runs away from home when he knows the return fire is coming instead of taking it like a man! His poor unsuspecting neighbor is going to be handling the package without knowing the sheer firepower it contains[/SIZE]


-Matt-

[c2000]

Just go to a recent vendor link thread and put all the places mentioned on your favorite list and search each one for the type of cigar you want to purchase.. Anyway that is how I do it..

Jerry in Minnesota.

[Thurm15]

Originally Posted by eef

Froogle works kind of. Just go to google.com, type in the kin of cigar you want and click "froogle search"

It brings up all the times that thing is for sale online, along with the price. It's always good to follow the link and makes sure it's correct though.
-eef

Thanks eef!

[God]

Originally Posted by txmatt

**** is great and all, but I just don't like the idea of bundling it with my cigar price search engine. That and their galleries don't have the incestual pregnant midget action I am so fond of.


-Matt-

Matt... your my kind of guy...