Thursday, November 22, 2012

Shopping Through Recyclebank On Thanksgiving



A while back I started using Recyclebank for rewards, and I really do love it.  We are big into recycling in our home, and it is nice getting rewarded for those actions.  Recyclebank also informs you of even more ways that you can live greener and spend wiser.  There are always great articles there where you can gather great tips on all kinds of ways to reuse.  One of my favorites was "8 Great Ways to Reuse Bananas."  One memorable tip:  Use the inside of a banana peel to whiten teeth.  I have to admit I have tried it, but probably not with the consistency that whitening will take.  Okay definitely not.  I do want to see how it works though.  Maybe that will be a  new grooming goal.  :) 

One of the awesome bonuses of Recyclebank is that you can earn rewards for things that you do at their website.  Pledge to make greener purchases or do different green actions, learn about ways to save water, play some games, and more.  They all lead up to points which you can in turn redeem for great items like coupons, gift cards, discounts on purchases and magazines.  Today I did a little shopping via Recyclebank for some magazines subscriptions (not digital) to purchase with my rewards points.  I picked up Martha Stewart's Living, O, The Oprah Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Redbook, Good Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan.  All with my Recyclebank points.  This totaled up to a savings of $84!  Not too shabby for doing things that I love. Oh yeah, and it is totally free to join up.  Check it out.

8 comments:

  1. Hi Kelly! Thanks for visiting my blog! It looks like you're new to the blogging world so let me be the first to welcome you!! :)

    Thanks for the follow! I am now following you as it seems but what you've posted so far I'm going to enjoy your content! :)

    Helen
    Blue Eyed Beauty Blog

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  2. Thank you Helen! What a dear you are for the welcome. I have a blog that I use for the radio station I work at, but I really wanted one that is just me. :) Have a wonderful day. Thanks for dropping by!

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  3. That is very interesting - I've never heard of "Recyclebank" before (I'll check it out next). Thanks for stopping by my blog - I'm following you back.
    Thanks
    Angie
    godsgrowinggarden.com

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    1. It's really pretty fun Angie, and each month they add new ways to make some points. I joined a short time ago, and I have earned so many points and rewards. We share our magazines, so it is nice to get a great variety and for free. :) Thank you so much for stopping by!

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  4. Kelly, thank you for following Carole's Chatter. I am very happily following you back. Good luck with your blog. I have a sub blog called Carole's Chatter Blog Tips that you might find helpful. This is the link

    Have a good weekend

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    1. Thank you for stopping by Carole! I can definitely use all the tips I can get! I am so excited to learn more!

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  5. Hi im thinking of getting free year long magazine subscriptions through recycle bank but am somwwhat reluctant because i have heard that they bill you later. is this true?,how did it work for you,and did they bill you later?

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    1. I've been offered the opportunity to renew but I have never been billed for anything. You get a code and go to the magazine link. Fill in your info and the code and the sub starts coming. When your subscription is nearing expiration just like any magazine, you will get the offer to subscribe again but it is not auto renewed so you aren't billed. At least I haven't been. I get about 11 magazines through them. I hope that helps. Thanks for stopping by :)

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