- PPF Points
- 2,100
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# 7 Legit Freebies You Can Still Snag This Week (No, Seriously)
Alright, let’s just get this out of the way—who doesn’t geek out over free stuff? I mean, I’ll take a questionable pen from a bank counter, so you bet I’m game for freebies that are actually…y’know, good. Anyway, I did the legwork (a ton of tabs open, a little carpal tunnel) and found legit 7 freebie deals droppin’ right now. Not those “just pay shipping and your social security number” kinda scams either. Strictly no weird sign-ups or “free” trials that want your credit card just to ghost you later.
Time’s ticking, though. Some of this stuff goes fast. Ready? Let’s dive in and scoop ‘em up before they vanish.
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## 1. Sephora Free Skincare Sample Kit (In-Store Flex Only)
Okay, skin-obsessed pals and beauty beginners: this is your moment. Sephora’s handing out free deluxe skincare sample kits—we’re talkin’ trial-size stuff from brands that probably cost more than my rent (oh hey, Tatcha, Drunk Elephant, and The Ordinary).
In the bag:
Here’s the play:
1. Fire up the Sephora app/website
2. Snoop the “Free Skincare Kit” under Beauty Offers
3. Pick in-store pickup (no, they don’t ship this one)
4. Flash your confirmation at checkout, do your little happy dance
Expires: Friday or, you know, whenever the entire city gets wind of it.
Insider move: Just sign up for Sephora’s Beauty Insider (it’s free) if you haven’t already. Extra perks, plus a birthday goodie. Cake AND skincare? Yes please.
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## 2. Udemy Pro Courses for $0 (Limited-Time Code Hustle)
Udemy’s usually the place for almost affordable learning, but this week, some of their best stuff is literally free if you have a code. Like, premium “I will switch careers by Tuesday” kind of courses. Coding, digital marketing, Excel wizardry—take your pick.
Some juicy ones right now:
Grab ‘em while you can:
1. Dash over to Udemy.com
2. Hunt for “Free Course with Coupon”
3. Snag working codes (DiscUdemy or CouponScorpion usually got you)
4. Register fast—these codes bail after a couple days
Expiration: Usually 2-3 days, so don’t be “I’ll do it tomorrow” about this.
Power move: Once you enroll, it’s YOURS—even after the price goes back up. Procrastinator’s insurance.
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## 3. Amazon Sample Boxes: Free After Credit (Prime Members Only)
Amazon’s pitching sample boxes (snacks, beauty, coffee, pet food—you name it). At first, it’s a tiny purchase ($5 to $10), but BAM: they shoot you a credit to spend on actual full-size stuff. So, more or less, you’re breakin’ even. If you’ve got Prime, that’s basically free samples in disguise.
What’s in these boxes?
How to hustle:
1. Hit the
2. Nab a box, pay up front (yeah, just for a sec)
3. Wait for them to zap a matching credit to your account
Expires: Kinda ongoing, but boxes move fast and rotate all the time.
Don’t space out: Credits only work for the same category. Dog food credit? Don’t try buying lipstick, buddy.
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## 4. Canva Pro: 30 Days of Creative Chaos (For Free!)
Design friends and side hustlers, listen up: Canva Pro—the one with all the bougie tools: million stock photos, templates that actually don’t suck, and instant “make-my-Instagram-pop”—it’s free for a whole dang month.
No watermark tricks. No hidden “oh this costs extra” headaches.
Here’s the drill:
1. Skate over to
2. Smash “Start Free Trial”
3. Sign up with your email or Google
Expires: Still live, but honestly, don’t wait forever. They change things up all the time.
Don’t get burned: Set a reminder to cancel before trial’s up. You keep whatever you made, promise.
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## 5. New Baby? Free Welcome Box (Amazon, Target, Walmart Options)
Expecting a tiny person? Or maybe you know someone in nesting mode. Baby registry freebies are where it’s at: diapers, wipes, bottles, onesies—the works. Each retailer’s spin is a little different but they’re all worth it.
What you’re scoring:
Your best bets:
Amazon Baby Registry
Target
Walmart
* Make a registry, request the welcome box shipped straight to you
Expires: It’s rolling—sometimes they pause, sometimes hot. Don’t snooze.
Freeloader tip: You can do all three registries. Triple the swag, half the effort.
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## 6. Fetch Rewards: $5–$10 e-Gift Card For Photos of Receipts (Any Receipts!)
Know what’s wild? You can turn old, crumpled parking-lot receipts into Amazon or Starbucks money. Yup. Fetch Rewards—it’s a cozy little app. Download it, use code FREEGIFT when signing up, scan ANY receipt (could be Wendy’s, could be Walgreens, whatever’s in your purse). Boom. Bonus points turn into gift cards.
How to milk it:
1. Download Fetch from your app store
2. Pop in code: FREEGIFT
3. Snap a pic of your first receipt (can’t be more than two weeks old)
4. Collect your bonus, cash out as a $2–$10 gift card
Expires: Bonus codes change all the time, but there’s usually one working every week.
Slacker approved: You don’t have to buy anything fancy—any old gas or grocery receipt counts!
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(And I know I only said 7, but look, deals rotate so fast you gotta check back for more. Bookmark this if you’re a savings fiend. If you’ve got a tip-off for a killer freebie, drop it below—I’m always on the lookout.)
# 7 Legit Freebies You Can Still Snag This Week (No, Seriously)
Alright, let’s just get this out of the way—who doesn’t geek out over free stuff? I mean, I’ll take a questionable pen from a bank counter, so you bet I’m game for freebies that are actually…y’know, good. Anyway, I did the legwork (a ton of tabs open, a little carpal tunnel) and found legit 7 freebie deals droppin’ right now. Not those “just pay shipping and your social security number” kinda scams either. Strictly no weird sign-ups or “free” trials that want your credit card just to ghost you later.
Time’s ticking, though. Some of this stuff goes fast. Ready? Let’s dive in and scoop ‘em up before they vanish.
---
## 1. Sephora Free Skincare Sample Kit (In-Store Flex Only)
Okay, skin-obsessed pals and beauty beginners: this is your moment. Sephora’s handing out free deluxe skincare sample kits—we’re talkin’ trial-size stuff from brands that probably cost more than my rent (oh hey, Tatcha, Drunk Elephant, and The Ordinary).
In the bag:
- 3-5 mini skincare bits, curated for your skin type (read: they’ll low-key judge your pores for you)
- Zero purchase drama
- Personalized, so no “Sorry, only for oily skin” nonsense
Here’s the play:
1. Fire up the Sephora app/website
2. Snoop the “Free Skincare Kit” under Beauty Offers
3. Pick in-store pickup (no, they don’t ship this one)
4. Flash your confirmation at checkout, do your little happy dance
Expires: Friday or, you know, whenever the entire city gets wind of it.
Insider move: Just sign up for Sephora’s Beauty Insider (it’s free) if you haven’t already. Extra perks, plus a birthday goodie. Cake AND skincare? Yes please.---
## 2. Udemy Pro Courses for $0 (Limited-Time Code Hustle)
Udemy’s usually the place for almost affordable learning, but this week, some of their best stuff is literally free if you have a code. Like, premium “I will switch careers by Tuesday” kind of courses. Coding, digital marketing, Excel wizardry—take your pick.
Some juicy ones right now:
- “Python for Beginners” (MSRP: $90, no joke)
- “Digital Marketing Masterclass”
- “Excel Mastery” going from you-hate-spreadsheets to data ninja
Grab ‘em while you can:
1. Dash over to Udemy.com
2. Hunt for “Free Course with Coupon”
3. Snag working codes (DiscUdemy or CouponScorpion usually got you)
4. Register fast—these codes bail after a couple days
Expiration: Usually 2-3 days, so don’t be “I’ll do it tomorrow” about this.
Power move: Once you enroll, it’s YOURS—even after the price goes back up. Procrastinator’s insurance.---
## 3. Amazon Sample Boxes: Free After Credit (Prime Members Only)
Amazon’s pitching sample boxes (snacks, beauty, coffee, pet food—you name it). At first, it’s a tiny purchase ($5 to $10), but BAM: they shoot you a credit to spend on actual full-size stuff. So, more or less, you’re breakin’ even. If you’ve got Prime, that’s basically free samples in disguise.
What’s in these boxes?
- Snack packs (think Kind, trail mix, all the yum)
- Little beauty stashes
- Pet food for your furball
How to hustle:
1. Hit the
You must be registered for see links
2. Nab a box, pay up front (yeah, just for a sec)
3. Wait for them to zap a matching credit to your account
Expires: Kinda ongoing, but boxes move fast and rotate all the time.
Don’t space out: Credits only work for the same category. Dog food credit? Don’t try buying lipstick, buddy.---
## 4. Canva Pro: 30 Days of Creative Chaos (For Free!)
Design friends and side hustlers, listen up: Canva Pro—the one with all the bougie tools: million stock photos, templates that actually don’t suck, and instant “make-my-Instagram-pop”—it’s free for a whole dang month.
No watermark tricks. No hidden “oh this costs extra” headaches.
Here’s the drill:
1. Skate over to
You must be registered for see links
2. Smash “Start Free Trial”
3. Sign up with your email or Google
Expires: Still live, but honestly, don’t wait forever. They change things up all the time.
Don’t get burned: Set a reminder to cancel before trial’s up. You keep whatever you made, promise.---
## 5. New Baby? Free Welcome Box (Amazon, Target, Walmart Options)
Expecting a tiny person? Or maybe you know someone in nesting mode. Baby registry freebies are where it’s at: diapers, wipes, bottles, onesies—the works. Each retailer’s spin is a little different but they’re all worth it.
What you’re scoring:
- Free diapers + wipes
- Cute little bottles and onesies
- Lotion, shampoo, and who knows—maybe even a pacifier to bite on during late night feedings
Your best bets:
Amazon Baby Registry
- Needs Prime
- Fill 60% of the checklist, buy $10 worth of baby stuff
- Shipping’s free, box comes to your door
Target
- Register online, then pop over to the store for a free bag
- No need to buy a thing
Walmart
* Make a registry, request the welcome box shipped straight to you
Expires: It’s rolling—sometimes they pause, sometimes hot. Don’t snooze.
Freeloader tip: You can do all three registries. Triple the swag, half the effort.---
## 6. Fetch Rewards: $5–$10 e-Gift Card For Photos of Receipts (Any Receipts!)
Know what’s wild? You can turn old, crumpled parking-lot receipts into Amazon or Starbucks money. Yup. Fetch Rewards—it’s a cozy little app. Download it, use code FREEGIFT when signing up, scan ANY receipt (could be Wendy’s, could be Walgreens, whatever’s in your purse). Boom. Bonus points turn into gift cards.
How to milk it:
1. Download Fetch from your app store
2. Pop in code: FREEGIFT
3. Snap a pic of your first receipt (can’t be more than two weeks old)
4. Collect your bonus, cash out as a $2–$10 gift card
Expires: Bonus codes change all the time, but there’s usually one working every week.
Slacker approved: You don’t have to buy anything fancy—any old gas or grocery receipt counts!---
(And I know I only said 7, but look, deals rotate so fast you gotta check back for more. Bookmark this if you’re a savings fiend. If you’ve got a tip-off for a killer freebie, drop it below—I’m always on the lookout.)
