Deals Aggregator DailyD Raises $5 Million

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Saturday, October 16th, 2010

Group buying aggregator DailyD has closed a $5 million round of what looks like Series A funding according to a Form D SEC filing and reports on LA Tech blog Socal Tech and Yipit.

DailyD is was started by LowerMyBills founder Matt Coffin and DailyStrength founder Doug Hirsch and currently aggregates deals in 53 cities while also offering exclusive family deals in Los Angeles.

Jim Simons, a partner at Split Rock Partners who also backed LowerMyBills, is listed on the form. We have contacted DailyD for more information as to what extent Simons and other investors are involved and will update the post when we hear back.

Company: FamilyFinds
Website: familyfinds.com
Launch Date: March 2010
Funding: $5.75M

FamilyFinds is an online daily promotions site exclusively focused on services and experiences for families, allowing customers to save up to 90% on family-friendly activities, restaurants and services. Currently they offer exclusive deals in Los Angeles and Chicago, with support for more cities on the way. By offering daily deals from hidden gems to popular places, FamilyFinds allows consumers to discover new places to visit, ideas for local family adventures and other value-added content that takes them from deal...

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