Awsome Freebee's for us canadians

[Tantor]

thank you!!

 

[highland3]

The link posted in post 18 is now active. order as many coupons as you like. they get mailed out next business day and you get them in about 5 days or so.

that link again is http://www.brandsaver.ca

Enjoy! I just ordered nearly $30 in coupons!

Thanks! I see it's the same people as Save.ca, but there are a lot more choices.

 

[lisalonglash]

Also another link.... Go here tomorrow or wednesday (it says the 3rd) for coupons for all sorts of brandsaver items. This is one of my favorites. it happens once every couple of months!

http://www.brandsaver.ca//

Thanks! I've ordered several coupons from that site - here's hoping that our local stores will actually accept the coupons (they wouldn't accept the save.ca coupons). I'll let you know!

 

[sammi]

Hmmm I've used both types of coupons many many times and the grocery stores have always accepted them,

 

[highland3]

Thanks! I've ordered several coupons from that site - here's hoping that our local stores will actually accept the coupons (they wouldn't accept the save.ca coupons). I'll let you know!

Our local grocery store and Walmart have never given me any problems.

 

[lisalonglash]

It may have something to do with the fact that you two are in Ontario and I'm in BC. I have several friends in Ontario and they never have any trouble using the save.ca coupons either

 

[Mrs. M. Mouse]

I've never had any issues here in calgary either. even superstore (loblaws) and sobeys take them here....hopefully you can use the ones you got!

 

[mc2]

This might be a dumb question, but is there a chance that when you first went on to the save.ca website the wrong province of residence got picked? Maybe they print/show you the coupons that are valid for your province based on the province you tell them that you live in?

 

[Queenscoroots]

I just received my P&G sample box last week. It was full of samples (razors, shampoo, lotion, etc.)! Perfect for travelling.

I wanted to pass along another great site: http://smartcanucks.ca/

It's a blog that lists great deals at various stores and online sites for Canadians.

 

[lisalonglash]

This might be a dumb question, but is there a chance that when you first went on to the save.ca website the wrong province of residence got picked? Maybe they print/show you the coupons that are valid for your province based on the province you tell them that you live in?

Absolutely NOT a dumb question! Yes, I put the correct province in My dh does the grocery shopping (yep, I'm a lucky girl!), so when the coupons come, I'll make sure he tries to use them at our local Safeway. Fingers crossed!

 

[Mrs. M. Mouse]

I just received my P&G sample box last week. It was full of samples (razors, shampoo, lotion, etc.)! Perfect for travelling.

I wanted to pass along another great site: http://smartcanucks.ca/

It's a blog that lists great deals at various stores and online sites for Canadians.

Thanks!

 

[Hoogy]

Another great site is www.frugalshopper.ca In the forums section there are threads dedicated to freebies, coupons, online and in store deals and a lot more. I have learned a lot there....and found a lot of freebie links.

Has anyone else here tried buzzagent.com? It is a word of mouth advertising site. You sign up and they offer you campaigns where you try a product and Buzz about it to family, friends etc and write little reports back on the response. So far I have done hot sauce (not so interesting), crest multicare white strips, oreo cakesters, Silk soy milk and recently signed up for a nabob coffee one. They send you free samples and coupons so you can try the product.

 

[disneyfan2]

Has anyone else here tried buzzagent.com? .

I have signed up and received info awhile back, but i just don't get how you get the campaigns? I kept getting emails for points etc and converting them and i have no idea why points, and what they are for

I assumed by i would get a questionaire about products and if i use them or not, and then would be given info about doing a campaign but it doesn;t seem to work that way.

can you break it down how it works, and how you got a capaign and products to report on?

 

[Mrs. M. Mouse]

I was a part of bzz agent for a year. I got 2 campaigns in the whole year. I tried hard for them, however I guess where I am there weren't alot of offers....

I have heard ontario people getting alot of the offers for bzz agent, i guess that's good for them

 

[DearDaisyinDurham]

Has anyone else here tried buzzagent.com? It is a word of mouth advertising site. You sign up and they offer you campaigns where you try a product and Buzz about it to family, friends etc and write little reports back on the response. So far I have done hot sauce (not so interesting), crest multicare white strips, oreo cakesters, Silk soy milk and recently signed up for a nabob coffee one. They send you free samples and coupons so you can try the product.

I signed up a few months ago and it's easy, free and fun. Yes I was also a tad suspicious at first - free?!?! Why? But it really is a public relations, word of mouth marketing company.

I also did Oreo cakesters, Crest strips, a margarine campaign, an online book and just signed up for Nabob!! Gotta love free coffee.

 

[disneyfan2]

I signed up a few months ago and it's easy, free and fun. Yes I was also a tad suspicious at first - free?!?! Why? But it really is a public relations, word of mouth marketing company.

:

i still don't understand it., i have signed up, but the process seems so confusing. How do you actually get selected to review stuff? WHat is the whole frogpoints about. How do you know what campaigns are avaialable?

My home page says i am not signed up for campaigns but still have no idea what to do to get signed on

 

[fanoftinkerbell]

I'm a bzz agent as well and have done a few campaigns. One for Crest white strips, beechnut baby food, online book, butter, and now a coffee one... I think that's all the ones I've done.


It took me a while to get my first campaign. If you fill out all the surveys about yourself they match you up to campaigns that they think you will like. You will recieve an email letting you know of any campaigns for you. I got frustrated the first few times I didn't get campaigns, but in time you will... I only check mine ocassionally.


BTW Thanks for all the great links and if I come across any I will post them.

Have a great one.

 

[networktek]

there are some cool savings on there thanks

 

[declansdad]

Has anyone else here tried buzzagent.com? It is a word of mouth advertising site. You sign up and they offer you campaigns where you try a product and Buzz about it to family, friends etc and write little reports back on the response. So far I have done hot sauce (not so interesting), crest multicare white strips, oreo cakesters, Silk soy milk and recently signed up for a nabob coffee one. They send you free samples and coupons so you can try the product.

Seems to be focussed on Ontario. I signed up when tehy first came to Canada 4 or 5 years ago. I haven't really received any offers for the East Coast.

 

[son3disfan]

Anyone receive any samples yet...

I'm still waiting. I signed up for my husband as well.

I received the coupons already from the other weblonk, but no samples.

Anyone?