Wanna make 5 bucks?

I hate the old tv I am currently playing my games on. Everything is all blurry and you cant tell what is going on in the distance. I thought all hope was lost until I caught whiff of the freeipods.com deal. Going to free flat screens.com I was able to find a tv that would be perfect for my game playing. All I needed was 8 internet savy kids to help me fill out the refferal links. Once you have been reffered under me and you complete the offer, you will be paypaled 5 bucks. most of the deals are only a dollar or so, making it an easy way to make 4 bucks and start getting a new tv!
http://www.FreeFlatScreens.com/default.aspx?referer=10912879
PM me for more details
(not spam just a way to make money)

 

Looks like a pyramid scheme to me...

 

it actually works... this guy in the screensavers "a show on g4techtv" ordered one like 2 months ago and he just got it like last friday, it seems that it takes a long ass time to arriva, but at the end it does

 

And people like me and my clients end up knowing your credit cardnumber . Keep up the good guys :smt023

 

Yeah, it's usually a big warning when you have to pay money - even a little bit - to get free stuff.

 

Eh? Continue

 

Hes saying that the people there get your credit card number and then go on to sell it to his clients... well thats what i get from it...

 

I dont know if they do it really but thats how it used to be done.

 

There's no way in hell I'd ever do this, even if it was available to the UK, but I've heard it's actually for real from some fairly reliable sources. As in people do get free ipods etc without there being the innevitable loosers of cash a la pyramid schemes. The loosers in this case are the companies, but they get their advertisement work done for free on a mass scale, and they get subscribers to their services (which are mostly cancellable within a month without charge) some of whom will continue with the service, so as far as they're concerned it's all good. Plus they get a list of confirmed active email accounts to use and sell. Check the T&C, you submit to being emailed by whoever they feel like.

I may well be wrong, and I'm usually extra specially sceptical about this sort of shit, but on this occasion I think it's legit to a reasonable degree. I still wouldn't touch it...