UK Freebies

Learn how you can save money on all your online purchases in a few simple steps. You can earn free cash back on everything you buy from major British stores by using cash back and reward portals which share their profits with you. Savings can be huge, so be sure to join and check these sites before you consider buying anything online ever again!

Free video game rental trial offers, coupon codes and discounts for new members to online video game renting sites. Find out how much money you can save by joining a video game rental service and rent Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, DS and Wii games online for a cheap monthly subscription price.

We all have used CDs sitting around doing nothing. We never lkisten to them any more yet there they sit, taking up space when they could actually have a useful purpose. Hey, just because you might be totally over The Spice Girls or have no iea (honestly!) where those Barry Manilow CDs came from, doesn’t mean there isn’t someone else out there who wouldn’t love them in their collection. Put your old CD collection to work and make money from used second hand CDs by selling them to online used CD dealers, trading them for new stuff at an online swapping site or just dispose of them in an environmentally friendly way and help save the planet. Learn more by reading on…

Get paid to recycle used printer ink cartridges by sending them into printer cartridge remanufacturing and recycling companies. Empty ink cartridges fill up millions of cubic feet of landfill every year, use millions of gallons of oil in their manufacture and take up to 1000 years to fully decompose. Recycling ink cartridges is good for the environment and can make cash for you or be used as a great fundraiser for your favourite charity, your school or church group. Learn more about the environmental impact of waste ink cartridges and find out where you can recycle empty used ink cartridges and get paid in the following article.

Renting DVDs by mail can save you money, time and give you access to a movie library 30 times larger than an average high street video store. Some UK DVD rental companies also offer free trials and special offers for new users to check out their rental by mail system, so you can try them out risk free to see if you like them. Read this article to see if mail order DVD rental is for you.

Trade in your used mobile phones today and make money. You can sell your old, unwanted mobile telephone handsets for cash to mobile phone recycling and reuse websites and make money off of your old junk. Keep those mobile phones out of a landfill site, save the environment and make money at the same time? How cool is that! Check out this article on mobile phone recycling and find out where you can recycle your old mobile phone for cash today.

Where can I find cheap petrol prices and save money on the cost of petrol at British petrol stations? This articles talks about how you can find the cheapest petrol, diesel and other motor fuel in the UK by using online petrol cost comparison services. Is your Tesco supermarket petrol pump the cheapest place for gasoline? Find out by searching your area at the click of a button online.

Learn how you can swap your old console games with other game players across the country and save money. Cut out the video game trading stores and get new games for just the price of postage when you join a game swapping club online. It’s easy, free and can save you a lot of money on Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and Nintendo Wii games as well as portable systems like the PSP and DS.

Before you go out and buy more new books consider this great idea which can save you money and help the environment into the process. Think about joining a used book club and swap, trade and exchange your old books for new ones with book swapping members from around the country and the world. This is a great way to get nearly free books as all you are paying for is postage and a swapped book which makes it a cheap way to buy books. Book swapping makes great enviromental sense too - just think of all those trees you could be saving by trading books rather than buying new ones.