8 freebie websites: Where and how to get free stuff
Top freebie websites that work 2015
Here are seven freebie sites that work, with all of them offering a load of just FREE STUFF.
From one-off samples to totally free furniture and TVs, seeds to brand new, unreleased products, here’s eight ways to go about getting your hands on free stuff.
BzzAgent

It’s not just celebs that can get free stuff in the hope that they’ll blab about on their social media accounts, you can too! BzzAgent offers free products in return for you mentioning them on your Facebook, Twitter and other social pages.
Freecycle & ILoveFreegle
Freecycle.org and ilovefreegle.org are two very similar websites that offer free stuff and places to give away anything you may no longer want. Just enter your town, city or postcode to find your local group where you can see what’s on offer. It’s also a great place to get rid of especially bulky items without paying to have them taken away.
ApplauseStore
ApplauseStore is the home to free tickets to TV shows. From The X Factor and Britain’s Got Talent to QI and Top Gear (RIP), there’s sure to be a show you’ll want to go and be in the audience for.
Gumtree

You’ll probably have heard of Gumtree but what some don’t realise is that it has a fabulous freebies section. On offer as we write this is everything from scrap wood, soil and concrete to TVs, sofas, and even a fire extinguisher. Hey, it’s free!
Freebie Site UK
FreebieSiteUK.co.uk offers a mix of freebies, free samples and printable vouchers to use in stores across the country. Current free stuff on offer ranges from pillows to coffee.
Latest Free Stuff

LatestFreeStuff.co.uk has plenty of freebies, discount vouchers and free-to-enter competitions. Currently up for grabs are deals include free chocolate, teabag samples and Walker’s crisps.
Magic Freebies UK
MagicFreebiesUK.co.uk claims to the UK’s Most popular freebie site offering lots of free stuff & free samples. Offers on the homepage right now include a free mini Tapas Food hamper and free tickets to Grand Designs Live, if that’s your sort of thing.


















