Thursday, November 18, 2010

Earn Swagbucks for Printing & Redeeming Coupons!

Wow! I'm super excited and I bet you will be too especially if you use Swagbucks. Swagbucks just introduced a new feature that rewards you for printing and redeeming coupons! Go here and look in the toolbar under the "Earn" link. Click on the "coupons" link which will then take you to a page of coupons you can print. These appear to be the same coupons that are hosted on Coupons.com. You will earn 10 Swagbucks for every coupon you print & redeem. Swagbuck are only rewarded for redeemed coupons and it may take up to six weeks after redemption for the Swagbucks to show in your account.

Wondering what Swagbucks is? Go here to read more about! I highly recommend it!

So what do you think? I'm so excited that there's another way to earn Swagbucks!

Thanks, Money Saving Mom!
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4 comments:

  1. RachalNovember 19, 2010 at 9:03 AM

    I am so excited about this! That's 45 coupons per $5 Amazon card! :) I know I use more printables than newspaper coupons these days.

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  2. MichelleNovember 19, 2010 at 2:01 PM

    For once I won't feel so guilty for using ink to print coupons.

    Something else you may want to check into. I read a comment on MSM that you can go through Swagbucks to buy your Groupons and it will give you 200 some Swagbucks. So if you're going to buy a Groupon it would definately be worth it doing it through their link.

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  3. RachalNovember 19, 2010 at 4:30 PM

    I bought mine through ebates and got 3% back. I guess it depends how much your groupon costs. If Swagbucks give me the same amount no matter what the price, then smaller amounts would be a better deal.
    I got my roll of free painters tape yesterday! :) Also, I got the first pair of rain boots from Modnique. They are so cute and definitely worth $5! Judah loves his dolphin boots! Auralie's Kitty boots should be here any day. :)

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  4. MichelleNovember 19, 2010 at 6:51 PM

    aww..that's so much fun to get stuff like that in the mail. And watch your children's faces lighten with delight that something in the mail was for them...

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