Freebies and free stuff

Target’s Kodak Gallery currently has a deal where you can get a free 5×5.75 Pocket Photo Book for free (normally runs $9.99), but you have to pay a $1.99 shipping fee. All you have to do is:

1. If you’re not a member already, use the link above to get 50 free photo prints.
2. After signing up/logging in, go to Kodak Target page.
3. Create your book and use code TGTFREEBOOK at checkout before Sunday, March 21.

If you don’t want to pay for shipping, there’s a free Mini Photo Book that’s worth $6.99, so shipping would be free after you apply you’re $9.99 credit.

[thanks Freebies 4 Mom]

Walgreens is offering yet another free 8×10 photo print for today only. You can either print out the coupon I just linked to or order online and pick up the photo in store with code FREEPHOTO.

I managed to order a photo from my recent trip, but picking one proved difficult. Not because there were too many awesome photos to choose from, but because I operate a camera like a drunken monkey. If psycopathic aliens invaded Earth and threatened to blow up the planet unless I took three non-blurry photos in a row, well…let’s just say I hope everybody is at peace with themselves.

Also, they have a deal going on where you can get 30 prints for $3 with the coupon code WINTER30. It expires on Feb. 27, so you’ve got a day or two.

You can get a free 8×10 photo collage at Walgreens by using code VDAY before midnight tomorrow, February 12. They ran this offer last month and it was a breeze putting the collage together on-line and then picking it up later that week.

If you order your photo today, it should be ready by tomorrow, which is when this 15% off coupon is valid. If you don’t have anything to buy, feel free to pick me up some gum. I’m all out and have resorted to chewing on pens. I think I’ve ingested enough black ink to become a squid.

[via Courtney]

Each month, Hot Prints allows people to create a free photo book and will mail it to them with no shipping cost. It’s a $6 value in all and the cost is supplemented with some adds in the middle of the book, but the ad pages are removable.

I haven’t made a book yet, but my sister did this morning. Despite my instructions to make every photo of me, I bet she included some of her friends or pets. Bleah. If she did, it’s going to be pointless for me to steal it! I hate getting outfoxed by a teenager.

[via Hip 2 Save]

SeeHere is back with another free photo offer! New accounts are able to use the promo code newbaby, which gives them 29 free photo cards. Shipping should be free, but who knows how much longer that will be the case.

Furthermore, new customers can get 50 free photo prints just by signing up and using the code prints-6. Shipping will cost around $3, but you’re saving $6 with the promo code. So if you have a digital camera full of pictures from the holidays, this might be a good time to print them out.

Additionally, they have some codes available for discounted products. These aren’t limited to new customers, but instead, are available to anybody. Unless otherwise noted, each code expires on 1/31:

• gogreen-1 – 25% off a photo water bottle (free shipping).
• cards-28 – 20% all photo cards on orders of 60 or more (free shipping).
• vday – 50% off Valentine’s photo cards. Expires 2/14.
• calendar-24 – 30% off photo calendars (free shipping).
• canvas-2 – 25% off photo canvas (free shipping).
• gifts-26 – 25% off photo playing cards (free shipping).
• homesforourtroops – 20% off travel mugs, sweatshirts, & totebags. Expires 12/31.
• book-24 – 20% off photo books (free shipping.)

I wish I had more pictures to print out. The photo I took last night of my soap for the Dove offer was the first one I’ve taken in weeks.

For today only (Wednesday, Jan. 13), you can get a free 8×10 photo collage from Walgreens if you use the code FANFREE. There is a shipping charge, but you can get around that by opting to pick it up at your local store.

I recently switched computers and hadn’t transferred any of my photos over, so in order to test the freebie, I opened my webcam and took a bunch of goofy shots of myself. I really hope this is an entirely automated process and that my local Walgreens employees don’t see it

If you join Walgreens’ Facebook group, then you’ll be offered an opportunity to get a free photo book this Friday, October 2. The catch is that you’ll have to pay a, quote, “small shipping fee” which hasn’t been revealed yet. Still, it might be worth looking into as it could make a nice (and cheap!) Christmas present.