Get Free Pokemon Trading Card Packs

Pokemon trading card packs normally cost a pretty penny, but there is a way to get them with no out-of-pocket money. There is a free and legal way to get all the Pokemon cards you want, holographic cards included.

Pokemon trading cards have been popular since they first came out in 1996 and show no signs of slowing down. My elementary-school-aged daughter asks if she can take her cards to school to play and trade with her friends; I see teenagers and young adults sitting at the mall with their decks ready for an opponent; countless adults are handing down their collection to their children.

Once a week I go to a local indoor swap meet and browse vendor after vendor selling exclusively Pokemon trading cards. Along with trying to find cheap cards for my daughter, my best-friend asked me to find a specific Mew trading card for him so he could complete his collection; the card is so rare that even the vendors are looking for it!

Collecting was never a cheap hobby, but I have found a way to spend less. There is a GPT (Get Paid To) website where individuals aged 13+ can earn free points by completing surveys, watching short videos, and completing offers.

One may redeem the points via the on-site Amazon market. Almost anything found on Amazon is available (software downloads don't work). Popular choices, besides the obvious Pokemon Trading Card packs, include card sleeves and other storage containers. Members pay absolutely nothing out of pocket, not even for shipping; points cover all the expenses!

There are only three easy steps to follow:
1. Sign up
2. Earn how ever many points you want
3. Redeem points for great items

Join now!

I no longer have to visit crowded and humid indoor swap meets because of that wonderful site. I "bought" the Mew card my best friend wanted, but he's going to have to wait until Christmas to receive it. What will you do with your points?

On a final note, your private information will never be sold or given to third parties. As always, parents should monitor their child(ren)'s online activities.