Summer of Swag Starting June 7
June 3, 2010 by Katelyn
Filed under Frugal Mom
If you’ve been reading this blog, you know that I’m a big fan of Swagbucks, which is a great way to earn Amazon gift cards. They sent me a heads up about a new Summer of Swag program starting on Monday:
AT LEAST 5 different codes will be coming your way on Monday!
That’s not even the best part, though. The best part is why we’re having a big code day.
It’s the kickoff to our Summer of Swag! We’ve got some really big stuff that will be debuting this summer – things you’ve been asking for – and TSG can’t WAIT to share them with you. It’s definitely going to be a summer to remember at Swagbucks.
In the meantime, this coming week is going to be a BIG one too. In addition to going code crazy on Monday we’ll be highlighting a different bill every day – BIG bills, too. As an added bonus, every day the featured bill will be awarded to every 7th win on Swagbucks! On Monday, that bill will be the 25 Swag Buck bill.
Not doing Swagbucks yet? Here’s your chance to sign up and receive 20 Swagbucks to start you off. Create a Swagbucks account and enter this code before Friday June 11th to get 20 extra bucks right off:
SUMMEROFSWAG
So, you’re thinking, “Ah, she just wants a referral,” right? Well, they’re nice, but I tell a lot of people about Swagbucks when I’m nowhere near a computer with a handy referral link, too. There is nothing nicer than being paid to do some research online, especially if you’re a college student, a teacher, a librarian…
I use Swagbucks to feed my book habit in a somewhat thrifty manner. I’m just about to cash in for another Amazon.com gift card, which I will combine with a few other gift cards to get books that are on my current wish list. (Yup. I happily accept Amazon gift cards as birthday gifts. I also would be thrilled with a rain barrel.) One of the books on my list is Small-Scale Grain Raising by Gene Logsdon. I wasn’t going to buy it since I already have a book on growing grain for home gardeners, but this is an excellent book. I returned almost every other book I got from the last borrowing spree at the library (I love interlibrary loan.) but still have this one on my desk to read one more time before I return it. To me, that is a sure sign that I should consider purchasing the book.
