What needs to happen is you first go to their website
For the FRee DVDrs AND TIVO!!!:
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For the FRee Desktop PC:
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For the Flatscreens:
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AND NOW FREE AUTHENTIC HAND BAGS!!!! (great for your girlfriend or wife)!!!
For the HAND BAGS:
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For the IPods:
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AND PLEASE REMEMBER TO COMPLETE THE OFFER SO YOU CAN GET YOUR ITEM QUICKER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKS!!!
UPDATE!!!
These are the recommend offers. Some are constant, others are random.
Gratis mixes them around for each person in order to prevent fraud.
If you're worried about using your credit card, many banks offer MasterCard
or Visa gift cards for any amount. Your local bank usually charge $3-$6 per
card with a minimum limit of $25. PriceGrabber.com also has Gift Cards.
You just have to wait for them to be mailed. Also check with your Credit Card
company to see if they have Virtual Credit Card #'s just for the internet.
Ancestry.com requires a credit card. But is ideal because you are credited
INSTANTLY after sign-up. You have a 2 Week free trial, once your 2 Weeks
expire your credit card will be billed an annual fee of $99. So cancel
before your two weeks pass!!! To cancel, call 1-800-262-3787 option #4.
People have reportedly cancelled within 10 minutes of signing up, I have no
idea if they received their iPod or not. I believe it's best to wait at least a
week before canceling. Do a few searches if you want, all the better.
I have read some cases of Customer Service being pushy. I didn't have any
problems whatsoever. I can't imagine them being any worse than AOL ;)
Tip: Allow all of the webpages to fully load in your browser until you logout of Ancestry.com
to ensure you receive your instant credit (About 4-5 pages from 'signup' to 'logout' ).
Video Professor requires a credit card. Another excellent offer because you
get Instant Credit for this offer! There is a $6.95 shipping fee charged to your
credit card, but you will be refunded later. Simply pick a topic that you want
to receive lessons on. You will be sent three CDs, you have 10 days for evaluation.
To cancel, call 1-800-525-7763, they will give you instructions to return a CD.
You only need to send one of the three CDs back. Once they receive your CD, you
are refunded the initial $6.95 to your credit card. However, when you mail back the
CD it will be out of your pocket. Still, a couple bucks for an iPod isn't bad!!!
Plus canceling is no pressure, and hassle free.
Infone requires a credit card. First 5 calls are free. After that then it's 89¢ for
each call, 5¢ per minute once you go over 15 minutes. This offer claims No Sign-up
Fee, No Monthly Fee or Minimum, & No Commitment. This may be the best offer yet!
I will check and see if there is a cancellation process, or if you just stop using the
service and that's that.
Stamps.com requires a credit card. There are no charges as long as you cancel
before the trial period is up. You will get some free postage. The credit for registering
is not instant, it should take about 24 hours to post. You have to download and run
the Stamps.com software in order to get credit.
Real Rhapsody requires .99¢ out of pocket. I will update in more detail when
I get my information sorted. As far as canceling, run the software. Goto
'My Account' -> 'Manage My Account'. Enter your password, hit submit.
Click on 'Subcriptions' and finally click on 'Unsubscribe'. Hit 'OK' and your done.
AOL w/MusicNet requires a credit card as far as I know. There have been
unconfirmed rumors stating otherwise. It takes a while to get credited
for this offer. You have a 30 day trial. To cancel, call 1-800-827-6364.
Otherwise, it's $23.90 a month. Apparently Customer Service is really pushy!
Stick with it, demand cancellation if you must, it will eventually happen!
The ansestory.com one is instant and u simply sign up
and u get credit instanly then you call their 1800 number and cancel and your donie (not being chanrged anything for the whole process!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Put in an email address and make a password. Please remember this beacuse it is how you log in to check your status
First way to gain credit for the Ipod Or flatscreen is to:
2. Click the "Ebay" offer.
3.Bid on an item that you know you won't win (for example, find a 3ghz computer that is selling for 30 bucks, obviously, if you bid 1-10 dollars on it, you still wont win it, its a high end computer). It has to make you the high bidder for a period of time, so pick something that has at least a few hours left.
Or you can sign up with AOL, give it 1-3 days to credit your freeipods.com account, then call back and cancel it. You must enter your credit card number but it will not charge you as long as you dont exceed the 50 day trial period. (there is also rumor of clicking cancel on the credit card page and forwarding the AOL email to Gratis internet for credit. But I recommend the Ebay one deal)
Then refer 5 of your friends to do the same thing. Once 5 friends sign up, you get your ipod. (8 friends for a flatscreen or TV, I mean it is worth 450 bucks =) )
AS some poeple reported that the ebay offer does not work any more, the next best offer would be infone, you sign up for infone and after you get credit you do nothing or you can cancel because infone does not charge you if is is not used,
the next best one after inphone is netscape internet where you would sign up , get credit and then canel
or you can do the same with the video professor, (sign up, get credit and then cancel before it ships out)
all these offeres do not CoST you anything (if instructions are followed)
OR if u have aol just sign ujp for the aol offer (yoiu dont need a creditcard) anbd then after you get credit just cancel
AND PLEASE REMEMBER TO COMPLETE THE OFFER SO YOU CAN GET YOUR ITEM QUICKER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THANKS!!!
Some links for you non-believers with proof:
www.bar-of-soap.com/ipod.php
geocities.com/ghettopia/freeipod.htm
www.gearlive.com/archives/20...podscom_of.html
www.aardvarkind.com/freeipod.html
www.engadget.com/entry/1771223899144212/
Goodluck, thanks for reading
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