FlexBoy

I know that I love pumping Iron to music, and an Ipod is great for that but way too expensive, until my friend showed me this and his new free Ipod.
Check this out:
There are a lot of scams floating around on the internet, but this is one of the few that is proving to actually work, according to a lot of people. There are a couple of tricks to making this work out for you in the shortest amount of time possible, so here's the skinny ...

Click this link, then follow instructions below...:
http://www.freeiPods.com/default.aspx?referer=7384493

You have to sign up, activate your account (don't use a Hotmail address, or you might not get the e-mail!), complete an "offer", then refer five friends who all complete an offer. It's pretty much like a pyramid scam, except that it's only two levels (easier to finish), and that it's pretty much referral supported on their end too. How can they afford to do this? They're betting that the people at the bottom of the pyramid don't complete the referrals needed, and they get the extra money.

The offer you pick can be critical, so I'll explain below.

When you choose which iPod you want, you are given five different colors of the 4GB iPod Mini, or the brand-new 20GB iPod. The waiting period for the Mini is 4-6 weeks. It's only 1-2 weeks for the 20GB iPod.

Second, some of the offers will credit your FreeiPods account instantly, others take more time. The ones I would recommend are either The Video Professor one (computer training ... $7 up front cost, cancel immediately and get the shipping refunded), or the PetMedsRX one ($20
purchase required). I couldn't get the Ancestry one to work for me, so I chose the Video Professor one. One of the AOL ones is 24 hours before they credit you, but it's a free trial and you have up to 45 days to cancel, which isn't bad at all. Most people are choosing that one.

So here's a quick checklist for you:


Sign up and ACTIVATE (use a good e-mail, not Hotmail. Yahoo works.)

Complete an offer (AOL, Video Professor, and PetMedsRX are good.) But then just cancel them and no money whatsoever will be charged.

Refer five people, and show them how to complete the offers.

Wait for the iPod to arrive.
Anyway, the buzz around the net is that this is completely legit, and I know of at least two people who've gotten the iPods.
Heres the link again for the site:
http://www.freeiPods.com/default.aspx?referer=7384493

~Nick~

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PreMier

Bullshit. This is fucking

Nothing is free.

P-side Inc.

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redspy

A complete scam. They'll collect thousands of e-mail addresses and sell the list to every spammer going.

SPIKE1257

Let me know when you get a deal on that swamp land in Florida..

FlexBoy

lol dude, i saw one of the free ipods w/ my own eyes (my friend e-mailed me and said it worked)

~Nick~

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Monolith

This does actually work... ive seen people posting this on every bbs i read. I thought it was just bullshit at first, but apparently people really are getting ipod's in the mail. The catch is that you have to sign up for a service, and then refer people to also sign up (note the referral tag in the url flexboy posted).

Personally its not worth the hassle, though.

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oaktownboy

already got one,,but good lookin anywayz kid

Chuck Norris once lost his keys and couldn't remember where he put them. So he tortured himself for half an hour until he gave up their location.

SPIKE1257

I hear that.

FlexBoy

yeah but the trick is to just cancel whatever your purchase so you dont pay a damn thing and you have your Ipod

~Nick~

Total commitment is paramount to reaching the ultimate in performance