Sunday, February 15, 2009

Frugal Travel Rewards

Per Lana, this is a great site to earn much coveted and highly valued "travel miles" simply by "viewing and responding to marketing messages" like answering surveys and such. So check it out, answer a few questions, rate services, and maybe even test-view a new TV show, all for free, and rack up miles/points for travel on your designated carrier while you're having a little frugal fun. To learn more visit: http://www.e-miles.com/home.do

Frugal Reading!

For all you frugal readers, check out this well-read site where you can sell your previously loved paper back books in exchange for new-to-you books. Tried and tested by several Frugal Club members, this site promises pages and pages of frugal fun. Read all about it at: http://www.paperbackswap.com/index.php

Clothing Exchange!!

At the Feb. 10 meeting, plans were discussed for a clothing exchange. Tentatively scheduled for March 10, the exchange will be of clothes in good condition, previously adored and ready to be loved by new admirers. All sizes okay-accessories too! Leftovers will be donated to Interfaith and Rape Crisis centers of Ocala/Marion County. Remember, FREE is the best way to be frugal so contact Cara for more information.

What's the Deal??

What's the deal? Dillyeo!!! A frugal and fun site-every day a new deal. Some days, the deal is a gift certificate to use on the site and the deal is that the gift certificate is priced at waaaaay below face value. Essentially, it's like free money!! The deals range from weird kitchen gadgets to navigation electronics. The also provide comparative shopping info that you can double-check just to see how frugal their deal really is. You never know, so check it daily, sign up for the notifications, and catch a great bargain. What's the deal? Find it here.... http://www.dillyeo.com

Clark Howard-CNN-Frugal Sites

Here's the link Lana shared at the Frugal Club meeting on Feb. 10. To view the list of websites she shared, scroll down the page and look on the right. You'll see the full listing there. http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/clark.howard/