Sign Up to Watch Movies Get Free Gift Cards! Limited Time Offer!

 Topic Streaming Offers Free Trial Plus Gift Cards Bonus Through Advertisers

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Topic online movie service is offering a one-week free trial and you can get 720 SB aka 7.20 to spend on Gift cards if you sign up through Swagbucks. Finding this treasure is a bit tricky, so hopefully, this post will help you add to your Swagbucks balance. Not on Swagbucks yet? See this previous post or join through my referral link. 

How to Sign Up For Topic Streaming Through Swagbucks

Hopefully, this is clearer than mud, but if it is difficult to understand, please drop me a note so I can improve my writing.

1. Sign up for Swagbucks.
2. Click the Swagbucks logo in the top left corner and scroll down the page and click on "Discover" under "Earn Your SB"

   

   Click Discover

   
   
3. Click on "Ayte Studios"

   

   Click Ayte Studios - Swagbucks Screenshot
   

   
   

4. Click "Desktop" at the top of the offer wall, then click "Topic"

   

   Click Topic - Swagbucks Ayte Offer wall screenshot

   
   
5. Sign up for Topic is quick and easy. Just put in your email address, then watch for the confirmation email and click to confirm. Topic will send you an email with links to about 10 different highlighted shows on its platform for you to choose from, or you can just sign in and browse through hundreds of shows on your own.

Something to be aware of - the email that I received did not look very professional, and it was full of links to romantic movies, so I deleted it immediately. This is something this streaming service needs to improve.

What do you think of this offer?

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Have a great day!

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Microsoft PC Software Paying $250 Free!

 Canadian MS-Dos or Microsoft Office Suites Purchasers Get $250 Back!

Did you purchase a computer with Microsoft Office programs installed? Did you purchase Microsoft Office stand alone programs? If you bought PC versions of Microsoft MS-DOS, Windows, Office, Word, and/or Excel between December 23, 1998, and March 11, 2010 (inclusive), you may be eligible for compensation from a class-action lawsuit.  Plus you don't need any proof of purchase.

Your Old Software Owes You Money

Wow! $250 for free without proof of purchase?  That's really tempting! Beware the spirit of greed!

If you think this class action lawsuit applies to you, you'll want to check it out. If you purchased more than one Microsoft Office product from the list, you will be able to ask for recompense for each one.

I saw this as an ad on the Weather Network and zipped over to check it out, but stopped partway through filling it out when I realized the software I bought was previous to that, or at least I thing=k so... hmmm... now I don't know. I'll need to sleep on this.

For more information go to https://www.thatsuitemoney.ca/en/claim

God Bless!
Keep your stick on the ice!!
Su