Freebies: What do you want for FREE???

We all love them and save money using them. Here's my contribution: Free education courses from GED to college - no books, no hidden fees: www.free-ed.net Free Dove deoderant: www.dove.us/insideout/english/default.asp Free Enfamil sample (your choice): www.enfamil.com/NGARsample Free Tea Samples (your choice of herbal or regular): www.yogitea.com/freesamples/freesamples.asp Free printable grocery coupons: www.coupons.com Free samples: www.startsampling.com

I'm of the mind that tells me: If you look and search diligently enough, you can find darn near anything you could ever want for free or as close to free as you can get... When I go searching for stuff, I don't rule out anything! Sources and Resources are part and parcel of my Life and when it comes to finding what I want, I spare no energy! :) I get free stuff and perks from trade magazine subscriptions, to professional marketing seminars that cost $1,500 to others. HINT: Want to open the door to a blizzard of freebies? Write complimentary letters directly to the company of the products that you use! HUH?,you say?... That's one way of getting on "the radar-screen" as an ACTIVE consumer! Dudes and Dudesses, when you earn that title, Marketing people in every one of those companies will go into, well... "heat", that's sort of the most accurate way to describe how they respond when they sense that they've got a "Live-One!"... When it comes to saving money, why not try to affiliate with the companies that you buy from?... The are affiliate programs for everything in the whole wide world, and most will allow you to buy products through your own affiliate link... not only do you get a discount, you'll earn a commission check... I've affiliated with a well-known company that sells dollar store items, to dollar store owners and to regular folks, too... He has 25,000 items ranging from school supplies to groceries and clothing... when I buy through my affiliate link, I earn a 5% commission, that's not much, you say, right? But, what if I bought and re-sold those great items, for the price that I wanted? Say: I bought 200 DVD movies that cost me $0.25 cents each and sold them at $1.00, now do you get the picture? How about families that need large supplies of food and clothing? They could save bigtime here, and maybe earn some money as well... buying low and selling high is the oldest way to make money on the planet, well it might not be, but I won't go there! :) All I'm saying is try to Master The Art of Freebies, you'll enhance your life and help others, too! By the way, I've found stuff that really valuable by just walking around town, I about to put a very valuable work of art up for sale at http://www.igavel.com a free auction site run by one the guys you've seen on Antiques Roadshow... The money that I make from this one might just be enough to buy the custom super home that I'm affiliated with! LOL!

i love receiving freebies too.. but unfortunately most of them are not applicable here in our country philippines that why im also looking available here... im trying to signup all that i see freebies and wait for their arrivals to my doorstep if got lucky to arrive..

I love freebies too and do a lot of online requests. I love trying new shampoos before buying as well as makeup, medicine, etc. Can't knock anything that is free! I also belong to the local freecycle club and have given away a lot of my teenagers out grown clothes. It's a great way to help others locally!

Go to the Wal-Mart homepage and look for the link for their freebies; I got five samples from them over the past two weeks. They do change these often so check the site once a week so you can take advantage of all of them :] www.walmart.com

About.com has a freebies list and I am love with that list. They offer so many things for free and they are actually legitimate, not the scams that someone can find on the internet. Also a lot of times you can find nice stuff that people are giving away for free on craigslist.org, just search your city on there and then look under for sale and then "free". Have a nice day Pablo

I love freebies. Mostly I have received sample products, but they are useful and have more than one use (most of the time). The small samples are easily packed into a bag when going off for the weekend. I have just recently started checking out freecycle more often. There are many things available there. It is still pretty new to my area so I am going to check out nearby towns to see what they have to offer.

I belong to 4 freecycle sites. This is where I find the most useful freebies. Almost anything else is strings of some sort attached. We had a housefire a few years ago and we have the most help through the freecycle group system. It keeps things from being thrown away and eases the strain on landfills. Glad to know you know of the freecycle system. We have a clothing bank in a town near me, I live rural. They have clothing, books, toys and some kitchen things for free. You just sign in. We also are know there since we had that housefire. We actually got a bed from them. Then a bed, from freecycle, for my boy who was the last one off the floor. They are been a very big help.

I found that mysavings.com is really easy to use. I found it the other night. You do not need to complete offers for most of the samples. I have not received any yet, but they were all easy to request.

Most of the freebie sites on the internet today as scams; you have to do special offers or buy things to get something for free. Years ago, when there were tons of reward programs, StartSampling.com was a great place to get freebies but people abused it and it became harder and harder to get them. If there are free things attached to products at the store it does make me think twice about buying something that I normally wouldn't. Some of the freebies I've gotten include the usual stuff like shampoo, conditioner, laundry deergent, room fresheners, dryer sheets etc. The stranger things are office supplies, shoes (a site was giving away shoes if you spent over $200.00), video games and computer monitor wipes. These days sending away for freebies online from companie sites is the best way to go. Post-It, Johnson & Johnson, Bausch & Lomb, Plamolive, Kraft and the other big names put up things at their site where you fill in your info to get a specific freebie from them or when they are available, you get them automatically.

YEH I DO....BUT dont know where to find them.....all the ones that i look are mostly for USA....n im in uk!!!! do u knw any for uk?/?

I haven't tried getting free stuff in the internet but I'm currently signed up for http://www.giftmonkey.com/?r=6966. It seems to be reliable since I can't find any scam links of it on the internet.