Free $10 gift certificates for everyone on your list from Restaurant.com
Those people on your gift list who kind of fell through the cracks.
You just got a sweater in the mail from your Aunt Lucille...but you haven't gotten her anything.
Well, here's a way you can save face, and for free!
Restaurant.com is hosting its fourth year of $10 dining gift certificate giveaways in its Feed It Forward program.
And it's all free.
Follow the jump to find out how it works.
It's simple.
Just create a free login at either restaurant.com or feeditforward.restaurant.com, You can also sign in at the Feed It Forward site with your Facebook login. If you already have a restaurant.com account, you're good to go!
Head to the Feed It Forward site, enter your login information, and send an email or Facebook message containing a $10 restaurant.com egift card to up to 40 people every day through Christmas. Yes, every day.
However, you can only send one certificate to each person on your list through the end of the program.
You can even anonymously send a certificate as a random act of kindness to another restaurant.com account holder.
Restaurant.com has given away 4.6 million (and counting!) certificates since the program began.
Did I mention it was free?
Now you can afford to send a gift to both Aunt Lucille and Uncle Carl.
Just create a free login at either restaurant.com or feeditforward.restaurant.com, You can also sign in at the Feed It Forward site with your Facebook login. If you already have a restaurant.com account, you're good to go!
Head to the Feed It Forward site, enter your login information, and send an email or Facebook message containing a $10 restaurant.com egift card to up to 40 people every day through Christmas. Yes, every day.
However, you can only send one certificate to each person on your list through the end of the program.
You can even anonymously send a certificate as a random act of kindness to another restaurant.com account holder.
Restaurant.com has given away 4.6 million (and counting!) certificates since the program began.
Did I mention it was free?
Now you can afford to send a gift to both Aunt Lucille and Uncle Carl.
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