“If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is…”. Well finally something that works contrary to that. I’ve been reading news articles and personal stories of the “free stuff boom” and I’m convinced. I’ve also received some personal replies to my first attempt at referring people to FreeiPods and their stories reinforce this for me.
How does it work? Basically the companies that are offering the free stuff are working on behalf of larger corporations (ie: Blockbuster, Canadian Tire…). If they can show that you have signed up for one of their deals, the free stuff site gets paid and out of that payment they get you an iPod (or other gear). It’s a great way to work the system.
Canadians can participate, but some of the offers will only pay Canadians in cash (via PayPal). Hey, it’s still cash right? So basically it does take a bit of work on your part, but in the end it pays off nicely.
I have links on the right that I’d appreciate y’all using if you could. Once you’ve signed up under me, and completed an offer, refer some of your contacts and get them to fill out an offer. Soon you’ll be basking in iPods 
Take care.
2 Responses to “Earning Free Stuff”
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August 16th, 2005 at 3:48 pm
The only problem is the potential fallout from giving out your email, what with the lists being sold by the compaines comiling them, its an invitation to unwanted spam, but I do hope you get your IPod, I was just unwilling to supply them with my CC info
August 17th, 2005 at 7:23 am
I can see that, but you are dealing with respectable companies (Blockbuster, Canadian Tire…) they already have my contact information. A simple request to be removed is all it takes. It is a bit of work to keep on top of, but I think it’s worth it.