5 Fab Places Seniors Find Freebies!

Canadian Seniors Spot Fab Freebies in These Five Spots! 

Canadian Seniors have almost all known some tough financial times, so they are inclined from time to time to go Freebie finding. 

Are you an avid Freebie finder too? Perhaps you already know about these five fab spots where Canadian Seniors and their families spot freebies, but just in case, you might like to take a peek at this list.

 

5 Fab Freebie Places

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Freebies Screenshot from Karrot

1. Karrot. Karrot is a free app in both the Apple and Google Play Store. Not only can you find lots of fab Freebies on Karrot, they also giveaway free gift cards quite regularly when you post items on their site. It's a bit like Kijiji, except - totally free  and you cannot post videos. Karrot is just starting to expand across Canada. Sign up now and be on the waiting list for your community. 

Learn more: https://karrot.onelink.me/cEvr/ctzkga07

2. Kijiji - Finding Freebies on Kijiji is not as easy as it used to be. Some stinkers thinking they are clever thinkers cram all kinds of things - even houses  into the free section. This is very frustrating, and I would sincerely like to see some of these sellers prosecuted for bait and switch.

3. Facebook Market Place. This Freebie space is a total disgrace - for the same reason as Kijiji. For example, I discovered many great houses and apartments listed there as "Free".

4. Freecycle. Freecycle has been going for years all around the world. It is definitely a great go to spot for finding lots of stuff for free.

5. Oh, dear. I was sure there were five places. How embarrassing.  I know there is a fifth place, but at the moment I seem to have misplaced it. Perhaps you know that fifth place where people can go to find things for free. If you do, could you please post a note in the comments below and remind me?

Thanks!   Hooray! I remembered the 5th place to find free things online! Craigslist! Except - there is a teensy problem with Craigslist - their locations are way off! You need to want to travel an ample distance to pick some of these Freebies up.

Su 

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