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Swagbucks Explanation

January 12, 2010 By Dana White 10 Comments

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I’m planning on this only being my top post for about three minutes. Why? Because I despise selling stuff, even though I’m totally not selling anything with this. It just feels that way. Maybe someday I’ll share about the world’s worst summer job that scarred me for life.

Anyway, my main post that I’m going to write today is about a project brought about by something I was able to get from Amazon for absolutely FREE by using Amazon gift cards I earned by searching the web through swagbucks. So I thought I’d explain here instead of cheapening the integrity of that post.

Basically, you search the web as you normally would, just through Swagbucks instead of Yahoo or Google (their search results are by Google and Ask).

I have downloaded their toolbar so it’s at the top of my screen and therefore not a pain at all to use. When you search for something, ANYTHING, you randomly win swagbucks. Usually just ten, but sometimes 20, 40, 50! More times than not, though, you won’t win any. But since it’s just your normal searching, which you are doing anyway, it’s not wasted time.

Over time, they really add up. I’ve been on swagbucks for less than a year, and I’ve earned enough swagbucks to trade in for four 5$ Amazon gift cards (450 swagbucks gets you one 5$ Amazon e-giftcard). And I probably average 2 searches a day. I’m really not a big Internet searcher.

I’ll be totally honest now (since I despise selling because I’m afraid people will think I’m trying to pull something over on them), that I want you to sign up under me if you aren’t using swagbucks yet, because when people sign up under you, you get a swagbuck for each swagbuck they earn up to their first 1000!!!

Oh, and if you use the toolbar, you’ll have a special little mailbox from TSG “The Swag Guy” and he randomly sends out codes that you can redeem for a free swagbuck.

And yes, every time you’ve seen the word swagbuck in this post, it’s a clickable link (through my referral) to the swagbucks site. Full disclosure, please don’t hate me. (Swagbucks)

I’ve edited this post (3/9/10) because Swagbucks now generally gives out swagbucks 10 at a time instead of 1 at a time. Along those lines, while it used to take 45 swagbucks to get a 5$ Amazon giftcard, it now takes 450. So it’s pretty much the same, although I’ve found that I’ve earned at a faster rate since they made the changes.

Also, I totally recommend the toolbar. I was at a friend’s house when she downloaded it and it took just a few seconds.

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Budget, Meals, and More

January 11, 2010 By Dana White 6 Comments

138shares 95 0 43 I’m enjoying the challenge of eating from our pantry and limiting my grocery/household spending to 50 in cash per week this month. Being a natural cheapskate, I get quite a rush at coming in right on budget. In the store this week I walked around and got what I needed. Then […]

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Daily Checklist – 1st Day of My New Chart

January 11, 2010 By Dana White 6 Comments

1share 1 0 0Today was the first day to use my new chart. For today, it was actually fun and very satisfying to make little blue Xs down the list. It definitely kept me on track and kept me from forgetting anything. We’ll see how long it takes before I lose the list, can’t find […]

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New Non-Negotiable for the Week

January 11, 2010 By Dana White 2 Comments

1share 1 0 0My new non-negotiable for the week is one that I’ve been doing pretty well at already. But, as I’ve found several times this week, when I don’t do it, I suffer the consequences. So I’m adding it as an official non-negotiable task. I’m going to clean up the kitchen and run the […]

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Mamas Don’t Get a Day Off

January 9, 2010 By Dana White 9 Comments

314shares 277 0 37   I think this is one of those big adjustments that never occurs to you before you have kids. You don’t realize that quiet Saturday mornings spent reading a book in your pajamas, spontaneous movie dates with your best friend, and quick stops into the coffee shop for an indulgence that […]

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One Week Down . . . 51 to Go

January 8, 2010 By Dana White 9 Comments

4shares 1 0 3Things got back on track pretty well this week. Not perfect, but better. I didn’t do any major projects, but did make some small progress. As long as it’s progress. First, I decided to use what I already have. A few years ago, I bought a set of four very cool laundry […]

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Daily Checklist

January 8, 2010 By Dana White 1 Comment

0shares 0 0 0It’s the nightly tasks that seem to get me. And yet, I won’t be giving up on them, because I can say in truth, that they make a huge difference. I used to be jealous of people who said that they couldn’t go to bed at night if there were dishes in […]

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Clean Sheets for EVERYONE!!!!

January 7, 2010 By Dana White 25 Comments

3shares 0 0 3I am so random. I act like changing the sheets on four beds deserves an “Extreme Home Makeover!!!” moment. Although I’m grasping the concept of the need for daily tasks slowly but surely, I am still so incredibly random when it comes to non-daily tasks. I love clean first-night sheets. Oprah once […]

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Daily Checklist – Off the Rhythm

January 7, 2010 By Dana White 2 Comments

0shares 0 0 0I’m off rhythm. I have forgotten to start the dishwasher the past two nights. This means that I obviously can’t unload it the next morning before the kids get up, and start putting in the day’s dishes as they happen. It really throws things off. I also forgot/refused to wipe down the […]

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