Thursday, March 26, 2009

Thursday Freebies

Get a free sample of Aqua Fresh Extreme Clean toothpaste by clicking here. You can also get $1 off coupons for Aqua Fresh toothpaste and $5 off coupons for Aqua fresh White Trays by clicking here.

Attention all comic book fans! Every year the first Sunday in May, this year May 2nd, is free comic book day. At participating stores across the country you can get a free comic book just by asking. Click here to find a local store or check on comicshoplocator.com.

Dry feet? Nails Magazine is having a contest where you can win a 16oz. container of Velvet Milk Aloe Butter Mask, and you get a free sample just for entering the contest. This is just in time to get those tootsies ready for the beach.

Form the blog "Engineer A Debt Free Life" comes a posting about an offer for free diapers - and a $10 bill too. A company called Arquest is conducting a phone survey of moms with children wearing diapers who are willing to do trials (Arquest makes store brand diapers for major retailers). You call up the numbers listed below, leave your name and contact information, child's gender and diaper size. If they have openings in the trial for that month they'll call you back. In return for participating, you'll get diapers to try for the survey and $10 for your time.

Phone:
GIRLS: 1-888-342-7372 ext. 646
BOYS: 1-888-342-7372 ext. 634

Free 411 information on your phone. Ok, this one is really cool, not to mention a real money saver. Google has a new service available that gives you access to totally free 411 information on your phone. Just dial 1-800-GOOG-411, tell them what you are looking for and they'll connect you. If you say "text message" they'll send you a text with information about the business in addition to the phone number. Even cooler, if you say "map it" they'll send a Google Map to your web enabled phone.

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