A waste of time?

I know that I've mentioned survey sites before. It's hard to find the company that will work for you or even to find which ones are worth it. Some take time before you see any results and others you may begin to see right away. There are also specific sign up periods for some, which means you may have to wait and meet certain criteria. Occasionally they will ask you for your social security number, but that is due to the fact that if you make over $600 a year from their site it needs to be reported.



So what are the benefits you ask?

Coupons, Coupons, and more Coupons

I've been using coupons on and off for years. My biggest frustration was trying to find the one I wanted while I was shopping. I've tried carrying them in envelopes, organizers, and even just taking the ones I knew I was going to use to the store with me. In the end I'd get frustrated because I couldn't find that one I was looking for or I had left it behind. And to add to it, it takes so long to dig for that one you want to use when you have them all shoved in one spot. I decided that I needed to be organized to make them work for ME!

New to freebies?

Are you new to freebies and just starting out? My first suggestion is to create a seperate e-mail just for requesting samples. Once in a while a spam one will get through, and this way it won't crowd your daily e-mail. Secondly, you don't HAVE to put in your actual phone number, some people use 555-555-5555, rarely will a company giving samples actually call you.

Coupons

I have managed to save up to 80% on my grocery bill. It takes some time, practice, and organization but it is possible. And I have even heard of people saving even more!

My tips: