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Tightening your budget doesn't mean sticking to ramen every night. If you need to get out and enjoy a nice meal, check out Restaurant.com, a site that basically gives you free money for dining out. Available for eateries around across the country, the site offers, on average, a $25 gift certificate for only $10, provided you purchase a minimum amount of food. It's not much, but it's still free money and you'll be able to find plenty of places to use it.
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Subscribe to commentskevAug 25th 2009 8:02AM
you can also register a credit card with the rewards netowrk and save on area restaurants, no fees to join. Depending on how you sign up you can get airline miles, or cashback on your credit card. I use that one alot too. Plus these restaurant.com coupons are all over the internet for cheaper than advertised on the site, look for coupon codes and you can get some of the $25 coupons for as low as two bucks.