I was approached last week and offered a merge with a friend. We’ve moved the site to FrugalPenguin.com. I hope that the both of us can improve my vision and further help my readers.

All  NEW giveaways will be posted at the FrugalPenguin.com

Thank you,

Faron + Katie

P.S: Also Working on a Brantford Real Estate Site

Now onto the amazon.com week 5 giveaway. The rules are as follows:

We ask a simple question related to this website or frugal living and you answer it in the comments section to have a chance to win a $10 amazon.com gift card.  The winner is chosen by a random number generator.

The question for this week:

If you win the $10 amazon.com gift card, what will you buy?

**You can earn two additional entries if you are a blogger and post a quick announcement of our giveaway on your blog.

The deadline to enter is Monday October 27th, 2008. Entries will only be accepted until MIDNIGHT Central time. Only U.S. and Canadian citizens are eligible to win the prize.

I know it’s early but talking about Christmas makes me so excited.  Santa Claus Museum is offering free replies to your children’s dear Santa letters.

Since 1914, children have had the joy of receiving letters from Santa Claus for free. Every letter mailed to Santa Claus before December 21st, will receive a letter back from Santa Claus himself! The earlier you can send in your letter the better.

You can send a letter via the internet or send it by mail.

 
Contact Info:

Santa Claus
PO Box 1
Santa Claus, IN 47579

Phone: 812-937-2687

E-mail: scmcurator@psci.net

That’s right, if any player from philly or the D rays steal a base, you get a free taco!  All the rules and info can be found here.

 

HOW TO OBTAIN A FREE TACO: If an eligible base was stolen during the Games, Taco Bell will make an announcement through selected media channels, including a press release and its Web site (www.tacobell.com), that eligible consumers can obtain their free Crunchy Seasoned Beef Taco on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 (if base is stolen in Games 1-4 on October 22, 23, 25 or 26), OR Monday, November 3, 2008 (if base is stolen in Games 5-7, October 27, 29 or 30), (”Redemption Date”) only. To obtain the Free Taco, consumers must visit any participating Taco Bell® restaurant in one of the fifty (50) United States or the District of Columbia between 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. (local time) on the Redemption Date only and request a Free Crunchy Seasoned Beef Taco. Free Tacos will not be offered on any other date or time, regardless of circumstance. Limit one (1) Free Crunchy Seasoned Beef Taco per person. Participating Taco Bell restaurant manager reserves the right to deny Free Taco to any person he/she reasonably believes has already received a Free Taco or has engaged in any other fraudulent activity. All eligible consumers: Everyone in line at a participating Taco Bell restaurant before 6:00 p.m. local time will receive a Free Taco, even if it is provided after 6:00 p.m. Free Taco offer is subject to store availability and Taco Bell reserves the right to substitute an item of equal or greater value if due to unavailability.

ELIGIBILITY: No Purchase Necessary. This offer is open to residents of the fifty (50) United States and the District of Columbia only. Void in all other territories, possessions, commonwealths and all other countries. Void where prohibited.

I’m expecting a free taco :) Go Philly!

We welcome Hulu.com to our #2 spot of stuff frugal people like. Now you might be asking yourself why do frugal people like hulu.com?

You see, not too long ago an American got fed up with the cost of cable/satellite and created this mega TV and movie website that offers a FREE alternative to the expensive media we often pay so much to view. As a result, lots of frugal people are cancelling their mass media packages and opting for hulu’s free alternative. Eventually, all frugal people will make the connection, and all of a sudden all frugal people will be using hulu.com.

When you ask frugal people about Hulu, they will say “oh, it’s so much better than cable”, and well IT IS. So the next time you’re bored (What about now), you might want to see what all the fuss is about with hulu.com.