If you’ve ever been dead broke before, then you know the value of a freebie. Need a meal? Just head out to your local supermarket and play the sample game. That’s like a 32-course meal placed in an abundance of tiny plastic cups. You may also head out to certain locations just for the possibility of obtaining free stuff. You’re probably saying to yourself, “But Brandon, this useless free stuff doesn’t give you the money that you actually need.” On the contrary, my hesitant friend - ever heard of eBay? The worldwide marketplace that they have developed allows you to sell the plastic thingies at the end of your shoelaces for profit. What a world we live in, eh? To obtain a bunch of free stuff, check out The Freebie Source.

Many sites promise you free goodies from their site, but this site actually sends you directly to the company that’s doing the promotion. They update the site multiple times on a daily basis to give you the latest deals. Let’s face it, some of the offers that can be found here may seem pretty useless, but then again, you usually get what you pay for, and in this case, it’s nothing. Some of the companies running these promotions have been known to sell your personal information to spammers, so be cautious when using the forms from the shadier companies on the list.