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How often do you use search engines? Probably just about everyone that has seen a computer has heard of a search engine and anyone that uses a computer on a daily or almost daily basis probably uses search engines frequently.

After you do a search, you get search results. These results relate to the the words you typed into the search engine. You probably get the information you were looking for most of the time, right? What if you could get free stuff, too?

Most likely you don't win free stuff when you are searching. That's too bad because you could be. It's as simple as searching the web for whatever you needed and winning some free stuff simultaneously.

You can do this through a program called Swag Bucks. Once you join and start searching, you have a chance to win a Swag Buck each time you search. If you search everyday, you can win at least once a day, usually twice, and as many as three times in one day.

Also, you can win between 1 and 5 on most days for each search, but as many as 10 or even 100 on Megabuck Fridays. In addition, if you visit their blog or twitter feed frequently, you can find Swag codes which also give a free buck or two.

So where's the free stuff? Some sites win you points to get you into drawings. Swag bucks can be exchanged for actual cool stuff such as gift cards from Fandango, QVC, Barnes and Noble, Amazon.com, iTunes, Target, Lowes, and more. Or, you could exchange them for great electronics, video games, posters, trading cards, and memorabilia.

All the gift cards come in different denominations from $5 to $500. For example, Amazon $5 gift cards cost just 45 Swag Bucks. Order 10 at once and you get sent a $50 dollar Amazon gift card. Most of the gift cards are emailed as codes which you can enter in online just like a regular gift card.

They also have a huge selection of video games and different gaming consoles. Their electronic prize shop seems to be growing every time I look at it from tvs, ipods, or portable DVD players to turntables. Don't wait, sign up for free prizes for searches today through the link below.