FREE $5 Signup Bonus (Get Paid to Read Emails, Play Games, Take Surveys, & MUCH More!)

November 12, 2014 by Joni

Right now you can get paid for reading emails, taking surveys, playing games, watching videos, shopping online, + more (this is one of the sites I highly recommend every year)! Right now you can sign up for the popular survey site Inbox Dollars (rated A+ with the Better Business Bureau!). BUT Right now you can get a FREE $5 bonus added to your account just for signing up and clicking the activation link in your inbox.

As soon as you have $30 in your account, you can cash out and choose your payment method (choose from a Visa Cash Card or a traditional check in mail). All you have to do is head over here to sign up to score your FREE $5 bonus AND to start receiving survey opportunities and earning cash from Inbox Dollars.

*IMPORTANT: You MUST click on the activation link in your inbox for the $5 to be added to your account.

Thanks, H2S

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My name is Joni Meyer-Crothers and I run this couponing/money-saving blog along with my husband, Jamie. We love to show others how to save money in a BIG way! We do all the work for you. . we do the matchups and show you where to get the coupons, many FREE printable coupons. Sit back and follow the blog and watch your savings increase! Couponing is a ministry for our family as we we love to show others how to save and share from their couponing harvest!

I just recently wrote a book called “Extreme Couponing” (released March 5, 2013) that gives step-by-step directions on how to coupon. We have been featured on TLC “Extreme Couponing” five times, The 700 Club, 20/20, Today Show, GMA, HLN, Rachael Ray, AOL “You’ve Got”, Fox News, CNN Money, Huffington Post ~ to see a complete list you can click on the right-hand sidebar and the clips and articles are listed there.

I continue to challenge everyone weekly to donate 5 nonperishable or hygienic items to a local food bank/pantry and/or family you may know in need. Don’t ever discount the smallness of any act of kindness. . it matters!