Free Stuff :)

My question to you is this; do you enjoy free things?  The answer of course, is yes. So in light of the fact that everyone likes free stuff I have compiled a list of the best places on the 'net to get said free things.

#1 Taaz.com  
Taaz. com is a free virtual makeover, all you have to do is sign up (for free) and upload a photo of yourself. It's that easy, there are no offers to fill out and no "participation required" nonsense, just a fabulous new you.

#2 Silverjewelryclub.com
Silverjewelryclub.com is free sterling jewelry. Every day they get different jewelry to give away for free, all you have to do is pay for shipping (about $7 per order). It is like a party company, except it is new and trying to build up business, so they are giving out their jewelry, and in case you didn't catch it the first time FOR FREE! This is not a scam at all. In fact thats what I thought when a friend told me about it, but I have come to find, after using it myself that it is 100% reliable.

#3 Free-makeup-samples.com
This is exactly what it sounds like, free makeup samples. Some of the links on the page are participation require, but not all of them. This site is just a gateway to other sites that are giving out the free items.

#4 Herbeautysamples.com
This one works the same way as #3.

#5 Swapstyle.com
This one is not do nothing get something. On this website you post things that you do not wear anymore, and then you browse thru the stuff other people have put up, and then you swap items. I use it all the time, I have only been on the site for a month and I have already received a set of earrings, a pair of pants, a Betsey Johnson purse, and a couple of other things.

#6 Ocw.mit.edu
Free college! Earn your degree for free! MIT posts most of the classes, but Harvard also has some on there, and guess what, you don't have to turn in an application or anything. Just sign up and find a class, download the lessons, and off you go. I am also pretty sure that all of the credits you earn on the website are transferable.

#7 Questia.com
Free E-books. Mostly classics, but if you search you will find some newer books. They have abridged and unabridged versions.

I hope you enjoyed the list and check some of these out!

XOXO,
Shelly