THINGS TO KNOW: Where (& What) Are Swag Codes (aka FREE Amazon Gift Cards).

 WHERE TO FIND SWAG CODES

FREE $5 AMAZON GIFT CARDS & MORE 

I know it is can be hard to believe that you can GET TOTALLY (100%) FREE AMAZON GIFT CARDS, but it is completely legitimate, well-known and too easy to pass on if you are all for saving and buying at a discount. 

I've accumulated a goodly number of free Amazon.com gift cards for absolutely no money or financial commitment of any sort from me -- all thanks to Swag Bucks.  Basically, I do my internet searches online and spontaneously earn Swag Bucks, which I accumulate and turn in for Amazon.com gift cards (there are so many other items to choose - gift cards, electronics, jewelry, magazines, office supplies, edibles, music, and on and on).   You can also pick up plenty of points (again -- for no money from you) from other Swag Bucks website activities, such as watching very short video clips, playing games, taking single-question polls, taking surveys, and more painless ways to earn Swag Bucks.  

I guess it's time to move on from my digression to some info about SWAG CODES.  These are short strings of alpha/numeric text that you simply enter into a box on the Swag Bucks home page and - poof - you get SWAG BUCKS.  You can find the straight details about Swag Bucks and Swag Codes in this article from the folks at Swag Bucks:

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$21.03 Free Money For Me (and You Too)

On 11/15/11, I activated my FREE InBox Pays account and received the $5 signup bonus.  No strings attached  Since then (about 6 weeks), I have managed earn another $16.03 without spending any money and very very very little time.  Mostly I just click on the CASH emails they send me each day and InBox Pays ads some pennies here and there.  If one of the cash offers seems easy or interesting enough to me, and does not involve financial commitment, I might complete it too.  For example, I might receive an offer to earh $1 if I fill out an online for to receive insurance quotes.  I use my Google Voice account for the phone numbers and receive any messages relating to the offer in my  mailbox.  So it’s harmless and does not disturb me in any way.

Sometimes InBox Pays offers me FREE spins of a wheel that lets you win more cash, could be pennies, could be dollars.  I haven’t figured out what causes InBox Pays to give me the free spins, nevertheless, I like them because they added $1.20 to my account.   So I guess I’m averaging about $5 every two weeks for only seconds of my time a day.  That ought to bring me up to about $130 extra cash for the year for doing next to nothing… a click here, a click there.  That’ll fill my hybrid car’s gas tank 4 times, plus leave some leftover change.  The site even has printable coupons.  How do you think I found it…. 

There are other ways to earn cash if you want to play some games, take surveys, etc.  I haven’t ventured there yet.  Give it a try, you have absolutely nothing to lose.  Seriously.