Swagging With Swag Bucks

I've been working hard to save money these days; clipping coupons, comparing prices, making do, and doing without. Sound familiar? Are you doing the same thing?

Well, I've been having fun while saving money by earning Swag Bucks.

What is a Swag Buck? It is a virtual dollar that can buy real things.

Really, it is a search engine that rewards you for searching the web. You can earn Swag Bucks by completing surveys, watching videos, looking for codes or even trading in games or old cell phones.

My favorite way to redeem my Swag Bucks is to buy $5 Amazon.com gift cards. I'll show you tomorrow what I just purchased for Hubs with my SB (Swag Bucks).

Want to get started earning SB? It's easy:

Go to Swag Bucks (click on the logo above or below to get there quickly) and create an account. It's so easy to do and as soon as you're registered, you'll be rewarded with 30 SB - not a bad way to start!

Install SB as your homepage (if you want to) to make it easy to use as you search the web. **I use SB to log into Facebook and I've been rewarded many times with SB. Fun!

If you join Swag Bucks with my referral link, I'll earn some SB. Just wanted you to know. Thanks.

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