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Do you want to try new food products, makeup or appliances? Here's how

Do you ever see reviews on websites that say “I got this for free in exchange for an honest review?” Well, you could be the one leaving the review and trying things for free.

The Deal Diva tells us how to sign up to get things for free, just by leaving an honest review

Anna-May Zeviar · CBC News ·
A collection of makeup and brushes on a table.
Cosmetics and skincare products are among the many things you can get for free if you are willing to leave a review. (Pat Martel/CBC)

Do you love trying new things? Are you open to being a guinea pig when a brand launches a new food item? Would you test something and post a video review on social media? Even your pets can get in on the action with free food and treats.

If any of this sounds appealing to you, why not sign up to be a product tester on a site like Butterly, Influenster or the Home Tester Club?

Listen to the Deal Diva chat with The 306's Peter Mills about her experiences testing all sorts of household and health-care products for free:
The 3068:11Deal Diva: Free samplers
Anna-May Zeviar is CBC Saskatchewan's Deal Diva. This week, she joins The 306 host Peter Mills to talk about free goods.

Love deals? Click here for more Deal Diva segments for more great tips on saving money.

You can find more money saving tips at cbc.ca/dealdiva
You can find more money saving tips at cbc.ca/dealdiva (CBC Graphics/Lianne Sabourin)

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Anna-May Zeviar

Producer

Anna-May Zeviar is the Creator Network producer for CBC Saskatchewan. She also produces the CBC Saskatchewan News at Six, and has a radio column as the Deal Diva. Anna-May has worked at CBC since 2000, starting in Vancouver. She's worked in BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan as a reporter, writer, host, and producer. If you have story ideas or a pitch for the Creator Network, email anna-may.zeviar@cbc.ca.

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