Earn Big with the St. Patrick's Day Collector's Bill

Earn Big with the St. Patrick's Day Collector's Bill - 3/17 ONLY

Hey Swagbucks folks! In honor of St. Patrick's Day, Swagbucks has a one-day-only Collector's Bill worth 17 SB. You can get it randomly from Search, and if you get it, you'll also get an additional 20 SB bonus! It'll be available all day today (Friday).

If you're not a member of Swagbucks yet, you can create your account now and earn points called SB for doing things like searching the web, shopping, answering surveys, discovering deals, and watching videos! You can then take those points and turn them into gift cards from Amazon, Walmart, Starbucks, Target, PayPal, or hundreds of other retailers.

I have earned hundreds of dollars worth of gift cards using Swagbucks, making my monthly bills much more manageable so I can save for the things I want. It is so simple yet so lucrative, it would be foolish not to sign up.

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