Safe websites to get free stuff!

Walmart is a fantastic website to get free stuff. The samples are always changing and I've received every single freebie I've ever ordered. Although they offer a bit of everything, the samples most featured are beauty, health, pet and household. I've gotten a lot of free makeup, shampoo and dog food from Walmart!

Sometimes Walmart says they have no free samples, but that's not true. They just have them buried. If you search around on the products the feature on their "In Stores Now" section, you will usually find 3 or 4 freebies.

Target has just recently started giving out free samples. So far I've received everything I've ordered and I usually receive it quicker than normal. The only samples I've seen them offer so far have been cat and dog food, but I'm sure that will change as their free sample program progresses.

P&G Everyday Solutions has a P&G Brandsampler they send out 4 times a year. Just sign up with P&G and then every couple months, come back and decide which product and coupons you would like. The samples are usually household products like toilet paper, and laundry soap. They've also offered otc medication a few times. They'll send them all in one box straight to your mailbox.

Kraft First Taste offers coupons for their new products so you can get them for free. All they ask in return is for your feedback. The only problem I've had so far is that sometimes the food is so new, it's hard to find in the stores. So you might have to try a couple stores before you find the actual product. For instance, when they wanted feedback on the new Oreo Cakesters, the only store that had them was Lowes Foods. But when they sent me a coupon for the new Homestyle Mac n Cheese, I could only find it at Food Lion.

The Pssst...Network is a website sponsored by General Mills. They'll send you coupons for free food in exchange for your feedback. Like the Kraft First Taste website, I've had problems finding some of the food because of it being such a new product. But I've always found that at least one grocery store in my area will have it.

Vocalpoint is an amazing place to get free health and beauty products, and I'm not talking about just samples. Sometimes they actually send you full size products. Why? Because they want your opinion on different products. And the opinion you give actually goes to the makers of each product. So Vocalpoint is not only a great website to get free stuff, it's also a great way to make your voice count.

Sam's Club has a great OTC Sampling Center where you can try different OTC medicines for free. The samples vary from stop smoking products to headache medicines. And some are full size products instead of samples. Sometimes you'll need a Sam's Club member number, So I'm going to let you in on a little secret. Just type in any 9 digit number. They don't check.

StartSampling offers tons of freebies all on one page. Not only that, but you can also earn frequent tryer miles for each free sample you order. When you get enough frequent tryer miles, you can trade them in for gift cards. So basically, you're getting paid to order samples!

Kroger has an entire Sample Center full of samples for you to choose from. The ones I've seen were beauty, health and magazine freebies, but they change frequently. So check back often.

If you're still not sure you want to give out your email address, go ahead and create a new email just for when you sign up for a freebie.

If you're still not sure you want to give out your phone number, you can get a free phone number at K7 and use it when you sign up for a freebie.