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Free Stuff Guide for Everyone Book: Free and Good Deals That Save You Lots of Money
MONEY-SAVING SECRETS TO LIVING THE FREE LIFE From AAA and AARP, to Wal-Mart and beyond, The Free Stuff for Everyone Book is your go-to guide for how to find the best deals, discounts, and free offers so you can keep more of your hard-earned cash in your pocket. Whether you’re a bargain hunter, retiree, proud cheapskate, student or anyone on a limited budget, consumer finance expert and best-selling author Peter Sander shows you how to find free products, services, gift, rebates and incredible bargains quickly and easily.
You’ll discover deals
You’ll discover deals
224 pages, Paperback
Published May 2, 2017
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April 24, 2017
Get Into the Habit of Asking For Discounts
In FREE STUFF GUIDE FOR EVERYONE, the author presents a large assortment of discounts and freebies. I already knew about some of them—but a lot of the discounts were news to me.
For example, I had no idea that AARP membership would give me a 15% discount at Outback Steakhouse. That happens to be one of my favorite restaurants, so that’s good to know.
Another suggestion was to ask the server at Subway Sandwiches if they give senior discount. Well, I asked, and they gave me 10% off just for asking!
For folks without dental care, the author has a great tip: “If you happen to be located near a major university that has a dental school, you can often get routine and not-so-routine dental care at reduced cost or even free.” Well, I happen to know some folks on limited income, and this is a good idea that I will pass on.
One of the good points concerns utilities. California has a program called “CARE,” which gives discounts for low-income users. The author mentions a 20% discount, but it’s actually better than that--30%.
Here’s probably the funniest discount: Chick-fil offer “One free entrée to anyone wearing anything cow-like on Cow Appreciation Day (July 12).” Well, I almost never wear cow costumes, so I guess I won’t get that discount.
So all in all, I thought FREE STUFF GUIDE FOR EVERYONE was a useful book, and an easy read. Of course, not everyone will be eligible for some of the discounts, but I discovered several for me that saved me money.
For more on this book, see Bassocantor.com
Advance Review Copy courtesy of the publisher.
In FREE STUFF GUIDE FOR EVERYONE, the author presents a large assortment of discounts and freebies. I already knew about some of them—but a lot of the discounts were news to me.
For example, I had no idea that AARP membership would give me a 15% discount at Outback Steakhouse. That happens to be one of my favorite restaurants, so that’s good to know.
Another suggestion was to ask the server at Subway Sandwiches if they give senior discount. Well, I asked, and they gave me 10% off just for asking!
For folks without dental care, the author has a great tip: “If you happen to be located near a major university that has a dental school, you can often get routine and not-so-routine dental care at reduced cost or even free.” Well, I happen to know some folks on limited income, and this is a good idea that I will pass on.
One of the good points concerns utilities. California has a program called “CARE,” which gives discounts for low-income users. The author mentions a 20% discount, but it’s actually better than that--30%.
Here’s probably the funniest discount: Chick-fil offer “One free entrée to anyone wearing anything cow-like on Cow Appreciation Day (July 12).” Well, I almost never wear cow costumes, so I guess I won’t get that discount.
So all in all, I thought FREE STUFF GUIDE FOR EVERYONE was a useful book, and an easy read. Of course, not everyone will be eligible for some of the discounts, but I discovered several for me that saved me money.
For more on this book, see Bassocantor.com
Advance Review Copy courtesy of the publisher.
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