Where Do You Browse Most?

I don't. I google, consumer report, sign up for company emails/newsletters... but I don't browse.

I have a 30k list of things I'm planning to buy over the next 5 years (and about a 200k list of things I would like to). I certainly don't need to add to it.

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I don't. I personally hate advertisements. I'll even skip over the "sponsored ads" on Google because I know they've been paid for.

If I'm seeking something out, it's usually via mailings that have come to our house (Kohl's catalog, for example). Otherwise, I flip right past most advertisements.

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Maybe about 50% in print, 50% online. But if it wasn't for all the neighborhood stores sending out their fliers, it would be almost 100% online.

I browse Craigslist and Amazon.

I browse in the paper.

For me it's the Sunday morning paper going thru all the flyers.

I browse print ads if I'm just "browsing." If I go online I am looking for something in particular.

online... especially since I don't subscribe to the newspaper, and the only magazine we get is a cooking magazine that a friend gifted a subscription to me for.

I do both. I always scan the Sunday paper because there are coupons in there, and I browse at the ads for that next week to see if there are any good sales. But if I am looking for something specific (i.e. toyboxes, outside swingsets, books, bedroom theme sheets, etc) I will look on Craigslist or ebay, sometimes half.com also. I get my textbooks on half.com because sometimes they are way less than half of bookstore prices! so I use multiple sources to find good deals! hope this helps~!