Compare.Net, a buying guide resource for
shoppers, signed agreements with Classifieds2000 and Deja News, the discussion network.
The alliances enhance Compare.Net’s services by allowing consumers to research
and compare thousands of products and to seek opinions from other consumers
via online discussions and shop within a network of classifieds ads, the
company said. Financial details were not disclosed.
Compare.Net said its visitors now can research products ranging from
automobiles to washing machines using customizable brand-comparison charts. To
help in their purchasing decisions, users can then search, browse, and
participate in thousands of Internet discussion groups hosted by Deja News to
obtain product opinions and recommendations. And, finally, shoppers can search
the Classifieds2000 service for classified ads posted by consumers.
“We are magnifying our value to the consumer by adding a community-based
element to Compare.Net’s already valuable comparison services,” said Trevor
Traina, president of Compare.Net.
Both Classifieds2000 and Deja News will embed links within individual
Compare.Net product pages for their respective services allowing shoppers to
access all of these services without leaving the Compare.Net site.
