get cool gadgets for free
By kurdafya_01
@kurdafya_01 (44)
Philippines
December 28, 2009 1:53pm CST
i stumbled upon this website that gives away laptops, ipods, cameras and other hot gadgets on the market for free. i was initially skeptic but after some researching the site is totally legitimate and they do give out the gifts! but definitely, you need to know that nothing comes for free and you do need to make some effort to get those "free" items. you will be asked to complete offers or you can refer your friends to join the site. you can take your pick on the gadget you want based on the number of referrals you made (the more expensive the item the more referrals you have to make). click on the link below to check out the site for yourself. if you're still skeptic you can google and there are explanations on why they are giving away stuff and why they can afford to do so and testimonials with photos from people who have received their gadgets.the website has also been featured by BBC and CNN! im still new to this and quite excited so i hope you can help me earn my first gadget =) happy new year everyone!
http://gifts.freebiejeebies.co.uk/175323
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12 responses
@mac_0217 (74)
• Canada
28 Dec 09
hmmm I am also quite skeptic about these free gadget offers. sometimes they do make up stories of testimonials or people who say that have received a free gadget. but who knows they might really be legit. please do update us here if you get to really receive anything from them. I guess I'll only believe once someone I know really does get something out of those websites.
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@kurdafya_01 (44)
• Philippines
29 Dec 09
yes, they do sound too good to be true. and it's difficult to get referrals since a lot of people are wary. im trying to work my way on getting the 2 referrals where you get an ipod shuffle (i hope). the offers you have to complete require you to pay $5-20 but they say there are free trial offers you can complete and then you're on your way.
@vopols (204)
• Philippines
29 Dec 09
Good day to you kurdafya. Wow that's nice if it's true that this site gives cool gadgets.But I am really skeptical about this how come they can give this gadgets is that how rich that site is or maybe there's a hidden agenda for them to earn.I don't believe that it's free.Although i haven't experience trying but by just analyzing i think it's a scam.
@cream97 (29087)
• United States
29 Dec 09
Hi, kurdafya_01. I am in the need of an laptop very much. But, I feel that it would be a waste of time to just complete all of those offers and refer friends. It is hard to do this. I would rather just save up my money to buy my own laptop. It is better to just buy your won laptop instead of just doing all of this hard work just to get one.
@apples99 (6556)
• United States
29 Dec 09
I use to be a member of freebiejeebies and I got fed up with all the offers I had to complete and I had to much trouble getting referrals for that program I'm not saying its a scam but it takes way to much effort and some of the offers require a credit card, its just not my kind of site based on my experience. if you want free stuff join swagbucks instead I've gotten plenty of free amazon gift cards without filling out offers, and they have lots of other stuff too with no hassles swagbucks by far is the best and its free to join, and you dont have to worry about offers of course they do have some offers but you dont have to complete them to earn a prize if anyone wants to join theres a link in my profile.
@felice369 (239)
• United States
28 Dec 09
Thanks for the link, and I will check it out myself. I just want to know, how much or how many points can you earn from one referral? I am not a good candidate who can get a lot of refferals in a short period of time, it might take me ages to find one or two referrals sign under me. Hope that I have good luck!
@kurdafya_01 (44)
• Philippines
29 Dec 09
indeed getting referrals can be difficult. the minimum referral is 2 where you can (presumably) get an ipod shuffle. 8 referrals for an iphone etc..it's not a point system, you accumulate your number of referrals and then choose from the list the kind of gadget you want. the more expensive the gadget the more referrals you have to make. i know it sounds ludicrous. lol. anyway why not give it a try and see for ourselves. i hope they're not flooding the internet with those darn testimonials, but a lot of people swear on the legitimacy of this site.
@Bionicman (3958)
• Czech Republic
28 Dec 09
There's a legit sites that gives away gifts for very low points that you can collect in a few days. PM me if you want invite.
@kttribal (252)
• United States
29 Dec 09
People, don't be so hasty on this issue. There are lots of these sites out there and, most of them do pay. They are called incentive sites, and there are many offers on sites like these that wont spam the person trying them. You get lots of spam when you try to do email submits.
This is freebee trading.
You can get paid for what is called "going green" on these sites. I have gone green on a number of sites. The key to these offers is to really want to try them. You can make over one hundred dollars quick if your honest and you fallow the guidelines of being in the united states and your not behind a proxy.
The site that I have on my page is legit and your going to get paid for doing the exact same things.
@calai618 (1773)
• Philippines
29 Dec 09
I believe it was legitimate when it started but then it has turned out to be a scam. a lot of people from certain countries have been denied access because they say that many fraud members, etc came from those countries and many of their gifts weren't really earned legitimately. I think they have gotten tired of it so they stopped giving out the gifts or maybe their sponsors stopped providing for them since they cant control fraud members.
@scottcoleson (578)
• Pilot Mountain, North Carolina
28 Dec 09
This would be great if it were true, but sadly, it sounds much like a familiar scam. You don't really get those gadgets for free because you have to complete an offer through their website (which requires you to purchase something) and then refer friends before you are even eligible to receive a gift. I have seen several different things that are similar to this and they were all scams. No company can afford to give away their products for free to so many people, that would eat away at their profits and would put them out of business if they extended the offer for long enough.
