Free things to order by mail
Who doesn't love getting free stuff in the mail? Here are some free things you can order by mail:
- Seed bombs: The Tree Bank offers free seed bombs to help you grow your own wildflowers. Just pay for shipping.
- Free books: Many authors and publishers offer free e-books or print books in exchange for your email address. Check out websites like BookBub, Freebooksy, or Free eBooks Daily.
- Seed packets: The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) offers free seed packets for various plants, including wildflowers, herbs, and vegetables.
- Free samples: Sign up for sample programs like:
- Sephora's Beauty Insider program (free samples of makeup and skincare products)
- Birchbox (free samples of beauty products)
- Ipsy (free samples of beauty products)
- Harry's (free samples of shaving cream and razors)
- Free plant seeds: The National Gardening Association offers free seeds for various plants, including tomatoes, peppers, and herbs.
- Free magazine subscriptions: Many magazines offer free subscriptions for a limited time. Check out websites like Free Magazine Subscriptions or Magazine-Agent.
- Free trial products: Companies like:
- Procter & Gamble (free trial products like Tide, Pampers, and Gillette)
- Unilever (free trial products like Axe, Dove, and Vaseline)
- L'Oréal (free trial products like hair care and skincare products)
- Free pet treats: The Pet Food Institute offers free pet treats, such as dog biscuits and catnip toys.
- Free gardening guides: The National Gardening Association offers free gardening guides, including a comprehensive guide to gardening.
- Free educational resources: Websites like Coursera, edX, and Khan Academy offer free online courses and educational resources.
- Free trial software: Many software companies offer free trials, such as:
- Microsoft (free trial of Microsoft Office)
- Adobe (free trial of Creative Cloud)
- Autodesk (free trial of AutoCAD and other design software)
- Free stationery: The Paperie offers free stationery, including notebooks, stickers, and washi tape.
Remember to always read the fine print and check the shipping costs before ordering. Some of these offers may require you to pay for shipping or provide your email address.