You Can Now Use Twitter To Evolve Your Look (Because We Need More Excuses To Tweet)

Online shopping at work can be dangerous—if you're in a cube farm, you never know who's peeking over your shoulder to make sure you're using the company's time "efficiently".

IMShopping, the first human-assisted shopping service on the web, minimizes the risk (and is a heck of a lot more personal than Google) with a community of expert shoppers on hand to tailor search results to your specific needs. You can ask questions directly on the site, or receive an answer via Twitter.  I tweeted a request for a cute, non-black laptop case with a sturdy shoulder strap and had five options within an hour. I don't know if I would have found NicoleJane.com's chic black-and-white leaf bag for only $35 if I'd spent an entire lunch hour looking.

Tweet your questions to @imshopping or log in to the site and outline your search criteria there. With your personalized answer, you'll also get links to similar questions.

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