I was actually paying attention to
"Good Morning America" on ABC
this morning
and they had this segment on getting free things, money, et cetera.
This is a link from the "Good Morning America" show
that has additional links that you or I can check out.
Please Please Please
before you sign up for anything
READ THE ENTIRE PRIVACY AND TERMS SECTION.
This is really important folks.
Do not just skim over it.
Some of these sights might not be right for you depending on what your require.
These are binding contracts.
The ones that are usually on major network shows are almost always okay,
but one can never be too careful.
If you sign up on legitimate site you should always be able to leave it.
There are also sites like MyPoints, In Box, Harris Polls Surveys, E-Rewards
(for people that have the Borders reward card---which is free to sign up for) et cetera.
Some you get gift cards or products
and some you get actually money when you hit certain threshold.
Most sites you do have to do a lot of surveys
or some you get more points if you shop through their website.
There are cons and pros to every offer.
If you regularly shop through the internet anyway then
In Box Dollars and My Points can be really helpful.
My Points has offers from big well known establish stores and websites.
If you like magazine subscriptions or gift cards the E-Rewards is a great way to go.
You can also get gift cards
and I think magazine subscriptions through
My Points and In Box Dollars.
Harris Polls you can redeem for products and you can also enter money sweepstakes.
There is a lot of sites out there to help,
but you do have to read the fine print and understand how it works.
If you are not sure how things are going to work
I suggest getting an e-mail that is set up just for new items.
You can kind of gauge how much spam
or other problems you get that way
and maybe not sign up for more than
one or two new items at a time
to help narrow down any problems.
Women For Hire from "Good Morning America" on ABC
My Points
This website also gives credit for reading e-mails, but also has free products
***might have to pay for shipping though***,
but still might be a good deal if it is something you really could use.
It does not hurt to look.
InboxDollars
At InboxDollars the threshold to request a check is $30.00. That's not too bad.
I mostly read the e-mails and that can take a while,
but I am up to over $15.00
just by clicking on the e-mails and then the link inside the e-mail.
They do have many offers to try if you are willing.
I am just trying to get the credit cards down more before I start actually buying stuff.
Harris Poll Online
I DO HAVE A FRIEND
WHO HAS BOUGHT FROM
MY POINTS
AND I BELIEVE INBOX DOLLARS
AND HAS NO PROBLEM.
MY FRIEND ALSO HAS THE
MYPOINTS CREDIT CARD
THAT WILL HELP EARN EVEN MORE POINTS.
