Found a good Canadian Earning Blog!

Sometimes it's hard to find some good sites for us Canadian users.  Oy, can it be hard! That's why I rely on Facebook pages like Canadian Moneymakers and Savers to do the "dirty work" so to speak.  It seems to have already proven resourceful, since the admin has showed a purely-Canadian earning site called LikeNet.ca (my personal referral link).  You can cash out at $35 via cheque or PayPal.  Sounds pretty good to me, let's hope and pray it'll work out. :-)

Here's Canadian Moneymakers and Saver's blog if you're interested.  Got some good stuff, and they aren't a cheat site either.  Just what I like, eh!

Swagbucks Promo!

Hello, everyone I know it's been quite a while since my last post but I will try to update more often.  Right now I want to invite you to a very special site - Swagbucks!


WHAT: The Swagbucks Summer Social
WHERE: Swagbucks.com
WHO: YOU! And all of your friends and family
WHEN: Thursday, June 28th

Plus ..... If you sign up under my link, you'll get an extra bonus.  Simply type in SummerSocial in the Gimme box on the top right-hand corner and you'll get started off with 70 points.

http://www.swagbucks.com/refer/Masihi

*For more info on this rewarding site you can also refer to the Swagbucks tab on this blog.

Extreme Couponing for Canadians?

I recently came across an American show called Extreme Couponing on the Internet.  I love the concept but was wondering why couldn't they introduce a show like that in Canada?  For starters us Canadians don't have the double coupon deals like the lucky Americans do, so that trick is out of the question.  And what about most Canadian stores' policy of 1 coupon per customer per type of product?  Those and more questions came to mind and I'm sure there's other strategies one can take that would at least cut the grocery bill in half, anyway.

Just the other day I came across this site, Extreme Couponing Canada, and immediately I bookmarked it.  It even have regional areas like Western Canada, Ontario, and Atlantic Canada.   Finally a ray of hope for us Canadians to hang on to.

I'm sure there's many other sites out there I'll just have to find, like websaver.ca, which also comes to mind.  Looks like it's going to be an exciting journey, that's for sure.  I put in an extra page so I can add more to it as time goes on.