Sorry Guys

This one isn't for you. Unless of course, you have a wife, friend, mom, or relative who is a woman. Then you can stay.

Have I told you before about She Speaks?

Dude, I have two words for you: Free Stuff!

Yes, they send you free stuff! Nice stuff! And all you have to do is sign up, give them some information about your likes and dislikes and voila! They will use that information to decide which product to send to you for absolutely nothing. No shipping charges, no taxes, nada.

Well, there is a catch. They ask you to review the product. Uh, yeah, with this internet-addicted group we've got here, I don't think that's gonna be a problem. You're not shy, either. Ok, two catches, the other being you have to be a woman.

I have been a member for 7 months or so and I got a subscription to a Martha Stewart Magazine and a hundred dollar toothbrush. Yup, a hundred dollar toothbrush, mine to keep forever! Although there are apparently some bitches who are getting KitchenAid stand mixers, and I need to go back and change my questionnaire answers or something so I can get me one.

Go now! They aren't paying me to tell you this, I do it out of the goodness of my heart!

Comments

Awesome Mom said…
Nice! Thanks for the hookup Gina!
1:10 AM
Family Adventure said…
Good for you, Gina!

Heidi :)
2:03 AM
dmmgmfm said…
I'm so there!
6:19 AM
Hope said…
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
for Americans ONLY!!!!
I want free stuff :(
8:20 AM
Dana a/k/a Sunshine said…
I want free stuff!! I want free stuff. I'll go check it out. Thanks Gina.
8:56 AM
Atasha said…
Was it you who mentioned this before? I can't remember. Someone did and I headed on over there months ago. It's great I agree! No catch and I have never paid a penny. I actually owe them a review for the last product they sent me...Shame on me
9:08 AM
Scout said…
OK, you got me. I just joined. I'll let you know if I get anything interesting.
9:12 AM
J said…
I totally joined. I'm clearly a joiner. ;)

I want the kitchenaid!
10:07 AM
Sally said…
Ooh, I just joined, too! Sounds aweseome. Thanks for sharing!
10:45 AM
... Paige said…
I'm up and looking forward to reviewing a product or something.
Gina, Have I told you lately that you rock? No
Gina You Rock!
11:44 AM
Michelle Fluttering Butterflies said…
I bet it's one of those American only places. Sigh. My husband manages to find cool stuff like that though - just this week we got a toothbrush and some funky new toothpaste. Free stuff is good.
1:15 PM
Steph said…
Oooh. I'll definitely have to head over and check this out. Thanks Gina!
4:15 PM
Mrs. G. said…
Thanks for the link. New information to me.
4:52 PM
Ortizzle said…
Do you have to review their stuff on your blog? Or just fill out a questionnaire? How long does it take you to review a product? (I could be very, very into this!!)
6:17 PM
simplypink said…
Cool! Going to check it out because free is good!
8:08 PM
Quiskaeya said…
I'm heading over there pronto!

If you get a chance before you go on your vaca (have LOADS of fun!) it might interest you to stop by my recipe exchange. No participation necessary. Spectators allowed.
8:58 AM
Jeanette said…
OK I just joined! Thanks for the hook up. I LOVE free stuff!!
9:50 AM
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