This is a great deal from SeeHere.com that unfortunately I missed by less than 24 hours. If you haven't ordered your photo Christmas cards yet, you're in luck! SeeHere is running a promotion for the next few days where you get 50 photo cards for free! You will only have to pay $4.99 for shipping. This is the best deal out there on Christmas cards right now. For even more savings, go through Ebates to earn an extra 12% back on all your purchases! Use code 50cards at checkout to get them free.
Thanks Faithful Provisions!
Enjoying the Days
“Go and enjoy choice food and sweet drinks, and send some to those who have nothing prepared. This day is holy to our Lord. Do not grieve, for the joy of the LORD is your strength.”
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
Other Good Rewards Programs
I mentioned a few of the ways we have earned free $ in a previous post, so I thought I would mention a couple of other programs that just might be worth your time.
If you're a Disney fan, definitely check out the Disney Rewards Program. All you have to do is sign up for an account and then enter in rewards codes and watch your rewards add up! We don't even buy a lot of Disney movies, but I looked around the house for the few movies/games we do have and I entered all of the codes on the website and I already have enough points some good free merchandise. You can earn everything from movies to posters to travel money towards vacations. (*Codes are printed on the little sheet of paper that comes inside your DVD case.)
MyCokeRewards is another program we are trying out. It works just like the Disney Rewards Program. Simply keep the bottle caps or codes off the inside of a 12 pack and enter them on the website. We haven't earned much on there yet, but my sister told me she got a Chili's gift card with the points she earned.
What other rewards programs do you use?
If you're a Disney fan, definitely check out the Disney Rewards Program. All you have to do is sign up for an account and then enter in rewards codes and watch your rewards add up! We don't even buy a lot of Disney movies, but I looked around the house for the few movies/games we do have and I entered all of the codes on the website and I already have enough points some good free merchandise. You can earn everything from movies to posters to travel money towards vacations. (*Codes are printed on the little sheet of paper that comes inside your DVD case.)
MyCokeRewards is another program we are trying out. It works just like the Disney Rewards Program. Simply keep the bottle caps or codes off the inside of a 12 pack and enter them on the website. We haven't earned much on there yet, but my sister told me she got a Chili's gift card with the points she earned.
What other rewards programs do you use?
City Pass Books- CHEAP!
From my friend, Suzanne. She just ordered this deal for us to split. Last year we used the coupons in the book at Beech Bend Park and saved over $40 in just one day!! It it well worth the $15. You'll save tons more than that just by using a handful of coupons.
Nashville CitySaver (formerly Nashville CityPass) is Buy One, Get One Free (+$5 shipping) during the month of December. We LOVE LOVE LOVE the CitySaver book...lots of great coupons for great restaurants, attractions, etc. in Nashville area. Split the deal w/a friend, and you'll pay $15/each!
Check it out here: http://www.nashvillecitysaver.com/
Nashville CitySaver (formerly Nashville CityPass) is Buy One, Get One Free (+$5 shipping) during the month of December. We LOVE LOVE LOVE the CitySaver book...lots of great coupons for great restaurants, attractions, etc. in Nashville area. Split the deal w/a friend, and you'll pay $15/each!
Check it out here: http://www.nashvillecitysaver.com/
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Free $$$- Seriously FREE!
With Christmas just around the corner, I have found the value of the little things we have done this year to help cushion our Christmas budget. Amazingly, some of the small things have added up to provide us with the ability to give generously without breaking the bank. Here are a few of my favorite things from the year:
- Swagbucks. Simply using swagbucks as my search engine (which is SUPER easy when you download the tool bar) I have purchased numerous gift cards as gifts without spending one penny! You get points for searching the web, taking surveys, etc. and then you can cash that in for gift cards, prizes, etc.
- Ebates. This is another favorite of mine. Since I do most of my shopping online (thanks to the May Flood wiping out my favorite mall!) I now first click on Ebates before I go to the site I want to buy from. Ebates offers anywhere from 1%-20% back on purchases. When you sign up you get an automatic $5 in your account. Each time you make online purchases, click on Ebates, type in the address your looking for and then shop away. Your account balance will show up on your home page. Every so often you'll get a check in the mail with your "rebate" money.
- Capital One Rewards: we aren't big credit card users. In fact, we use ours mostly for online purchases for security reasons and then pay it off monthly. We were able to order over $300 worth of gift cards for free by cashing in our points this month.
- My Y Rewards: If you're a member of the YMCA, make sure you sign up for this one. I've gotten everything from DS games to toaster ovens for free simply for scanning my card each time I work out.
- Craigslist: If you aren't familiar with Craigslist, this is a GREAT way to make some extra cash. I wanted to buy my husband an Ipad for our anniversary this summer, but it wasn't in the budget. So, I decided to clean up around the house, put several things on craigslist and make some extra cash to help buy the Ipad. You can seriously sell almost anything on Craigslist and since it's a free site you can see instant results. (I do recommend NEVER allowing someone from Craigslist to know your name and address or come to your home. I always meet people I am selling to in public places and often take a friend/parent along with me.)
- Ebay: So you think those old shoes in your closet aren't worth anything? What about your kid's old Lego set or your daughter's American Girl Doll that she doesn't play with anymore.I just ordered these great Uggs with the $ I made from selling on ebay. It's easy to do, takes very little time and things sell for quite a bit more than they do on Craigslist.
- Retailmenot: Before I make any purchase, I go through this site to see what all coupon codes are out there. Often times, you can combine coupon codes for further savings. You can almost always find codes for free shipping, $ off or another form of savings.
- Take old books (some great ones are old books I had to read in high school/college for literature classes), CD's, DVD's, etc to local used book stores. You can earn quick cash this way or get even more $ towards in store credits. I have used this $ to buy my kids lots of books in the American Girl series and even an American Girl DVD.
What Happened?
I used to love blogging. I would blog about books I was reading, deals I was finding or something fun happening in my life. Little did I know that with one click of the mouse, my online narrative would suddenly disappear. I was so frustrated that I had inadvertently deleted my blog that I gave up on it altogether. With numerous blog posts composing themselves in my head, I decided it was time to try it again. I cannot promise I will be a faithful blogger, but I can promise that if I find something blog-worthy, I will do my best to share it with you.
So, here's to another fun go at blogging. Hopefully this time I won't hit the wrong button and delete it all!
So, here's to another fun go at blogging. Hopefully this time I won't hit the wrong button and delete it all!
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