![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/ive-bagged-6000-of-products-for-free-including-a-shark-vacuum-and-miele-dishwasher-its-easy-and-anyone-can-do-it/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/AP-CONSUMER-14-SEP_COMBO.jpg&description=BANK BOOST I've bagged £6,000 of products for FREE including a Shark vacuum and Miele dishwasher – it's easy and anyone can do it A SAVVY woman has revealed how she's bagged £6,000 worth of free products, and anyone can do it. Neeta Pankhania, a social media consultant, has always been looking for ways to boost her income. 1 Neeta Pankhania has bagged herself £1,000s of free products since 2015 So when the 43-year-old from Leicester came across LatestFreeStuff she decided to give it a go. The website lists items shoppers can get for free, as companies are giving them away as part of their marketing strategy. This is because when people try samples they are more likely to go and buy them, or tell their friends and family about them. Anyone willing to test and review products can also get products sent to them - some of them high value items. In most cases, although not always, you can keep them afterwards, saving you money on buying them yourself. It's seen Neeta keep hold of high-end hoovers, tablets, phones and dishwashers. She's nabbed designer perfumes and bundles of other health and beauty products too. And her "jackpot" product was a £1,250 Miele dishwasher, the most expensive item she's received yet. Neeta has been bagging freebies since 2015, and ramping up the product testing since summer last year. In 2022 she tested around 90 products while this year has done 150 in just nine months. She's landed around £6k worth of products since starting out and roughly half of that since 2022. "I was shocked at the amount of free products I could get," she told The Sun. "I bumped into the LatestFreeStuff website in 2015," she said. "That's when product testing clicked. I thought, 'oh my god' these companies are out there that want us to test their products in real time. "I tried it a few times and got a few things here and there, and then it grew from there." Neeta says on average she spends an hour a day either looking for products to test, or doing the testing itself.){kind=link}
A SAVVY woman has revealed how she’s bagged £6,000 worth of free products, and anyone can do it.
Neeta Pankhania, a social media consultant, has always been looking for ways to boost her income.
So when the 43-year-old from Leicester came across LatestFreeStuff she decided to give it a go.
The website lists items shoppers can get for free, as companies are giving them away as part of their marketing strategy.
This is because when people try samples they are more likely to go and buy them, or tell their friends and family about them.