For bargain-hunters, there's only one thing that's more thrilling than getting a good deal: getting something for free! With that in mind, we searched for free items that are actually worth pursuing. Our list barely scratches the surface. Note that many require Internet access, so if you don't have a computer at home, go to your public library and use theirs–that, too, is free! One note: Free offers and Web site names change fast. While these offers were all available at press time, some may have expired or changed. Our key message: With a little searching, you'll be surprised at all the free stuff you can find!
Cards, Books, and Other Paper Goods
Bibles
We know, Gideon Bibles have been available in hotel rooms almost since the book was written (and yes, they don't mind if you take them, though you might wish to mention it to the hotel). But there are other ways to get a Bible that's new or only slightly used. The easiest way, of course, is to ask a local church; they often have a surplus of copies. Another source is the Web site biblesforamerica.org. Fill out a request, and they will send you a modern "recovery" version of the Bible. Also, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (the Mormons) will send you one for the asking. If you live in the United States or Canada, you can get the King James Version by filling out a form at their Web site (www.mormon.org/holybible) or by calling 800-796-1441. You'll be asked if Mormon representatives may visit you, and you're free to accept or decline. Finally, some Web sites, such as bibledatabase.com, offer free digital Bibles and workbooks.
Greeting Cards
With prices climbing to $3, $4, and beyond, the costs of greeting cards are getting out of hand. You can save big money by printing free cards and similar products (like business cards, calendars, gift tags, and more) at www.freeprint.com. All it will cost you is the price of paper and the ink in your printer's cartridge. However, if your well wishes need to arrive at their destination today, send an electronic or e-card from www.hallmark.com. Cards are sent to the recipient's e-mail address–you can schedule delivery for today, tomorrow, or a few months from now.
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Before buying a service, signing up for things that will bill your bank account monthly, or for some of those FREE advertised things ... check out your local BBB and/or quickly search for problems at www.ripoffreport.com. Although some of the folks that submit their stories on there sound like they were a little DIM, it's usually just a case of NOT reading the fine print, such as the terms & conditions, & privacy policy. Many times you can find inconsistency between the ad page and the terms!! If you are still signing up, then at least highlight the terms and paste into a document you can save on your pc for later IF needed.
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For those interested in Target and do not yet know, Thursday is markdown day, but you have to be there when it opens to get the best deals before they are gone.
Another website that has new samples daily is www.mysavings.com. You'll want to get autofill or roboform to make it quicker filling in the info!!
I went to the Walmart website, but it is not "user friendly". Had a hard time finding any free items or downloading any coupons. It mostly looked like advertisements for their various products in the stores. When you click on a product it gives you advertising infor for each product but does not tell you how to get a coupon unless you have to go to each product website to get the coupon. Too much trouble, then maybe that is the idea?
All freeprint.com does is send you ad after ad after ad. Do not bother downloading the cards!