I'm so far behind in blogging, this is two Mail Calls in one! Fortunately some of these are still available to you.
The Uni-ball pen and $0.50 coupon are now only available in store (and I think only in NY).- Burt's Bees toothpaste sample
- Go here to get an Olay Total Effects body wash sample (when they run out of samples there will be a coupon instead)
- $15 Visa gift card (from purchasing $50 of P&G products from Rite Aid)
- February Rite Aid rebates check
- Play this online game to "win" this small cookbook. I say "win" because I doubt anyone could "lose".
- $10 coupon book from Box Tops for Education from signing up for their newsletter. No longer available.
- Two checks from Staples rebates
- $1.00 coupon from Beech-Nut
- South Beach Living sample of Smores Fiber Fit bar and $1.00 coupon
- Sample of Kashi GoLean Crisp cereal and $1.00 coupon
- Huggies sample from Costco
- $10 coupon book from Eat Better America
- Coupons from Pssst... General Mills for the new YoPlait Greek yogurt
Pssst... is sort of like Vocalpoint. It's an online community where you sign up and you get free samples and coupons to try things and get the word out. I received a coupon for a free yogurt, and
ten coupons for my friends for $0.45 off! This will make the yogurt a good price. I got some during triple coupons and it was pretty good. If you want a coupon or few
please let me know! I am always willing to give away these coupons!
2 comments:
Have you had any problems with these sites selling your email address? I signed up for free samples once and my inbox and junk box got flooded. Took me a year to unsubscribe to everything.
Not that I know of, but I have an email address specifically for free samples and other things like that. Then I have a separate email address for personal stuff. If I do get junk from these companies it goes straight to my spam which deletes automatically. The only ones I know for sure that send more emails is when you are signing up for a newsletter or you click the box that says you will receive future mailings. Hope that helps!
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