FREE Instant Free Stuff Alerts! Hear About Freebies First!
There are LOTS of ways to get notified when we find hot new freebies and giveaways. But, probably the easiest, fastest and most effective is by signing up for our new Telegram notices.
Sign up for Instant Freebie Alerts!
Telegram is safe, totally free, and means you’ll get all the hottest freebies first!
Of course, you’ll probably also want to Join all of our Facebook groups, Facebook Pages: GimmieFreebies, Nifties N Thrifties, and Freebie Lovers! Then, join us on Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter.
Get your first freebie!
I literally wrote the book on it! Just subscribe to our daily email and I’ll send you my book, How to Get Anything for Free, totally free. You can also buy my book on Amazon, How to Get Anything Free. But, why would you? Because, I’ll give it to you for free if you sign up for the GimmiEclub, our free daily email.
What is Telegram?
Telegram is a free service that will send you instant messages as soon as we post a new freebie or giveaway. You can get these instant alerts on their free app on your phone or tablet, or with the free program on your computer, or via text message (nothing to install).
It’s 100% free to setup and to use. Most people have unlimited text at this point, but if you get charged for text messages by your phone carrier, that could apply. However, if you do not have unlimited text, then you can get a free Google Voice text phone number to use this free. Read more about how to get a free Google Voice number in our Getting Started: How to get started getting Free Stuff Online.
Why not just use Facebook (or Twitter, or email)
While we’d love to say you can rely on these social media channels to share things, it’s just not accurate. For example, about 10% of our audience actually sees what we post on Facebook. That means, you miss 90% of the great offers we share. Of course, we’d love to have you join us there too! Here’s how to sign up for all of our alerts. So, unless you’re on top of it all the time, signing up for a free text service is just way more of a sure thing.
