On ads is it true?!
Question: when they say they ll give u free stuff. like xbox 360 or free dinner for 2?
Answers: when they say they ll give u free stuff. like xbox 360 or free dinner for 2?
Most times No. Beware of Greeks bearing gifts.
I've tried out freebie sites and I DID get gifts from them. You just gotta take at least 15 min of your time to understand how it works.
I know one excellent site that works wonders.
http://www.rewards1.com/index.php?referr...
Create a new email account and sign up. They have all sorts of cool stuff like xbox 360s, ipods, jewelery, etc. Just check it out and see for yourself. I've gotten a necklace for my gf and ipod for myself. Good Luck
Yes they are real but as I'm sure anyone knows it's not "free" in the normal sense of the word. Nothing is ever free. You probably realize you're not going to just put your name on a mailing list of where to send free xbox 360's. With that being said there are a couple options of which the most limiting factors are time and money. There are a couple ways to look at it:
1. You have a lot of time and money. OK no you don't and almost no one does. So we'll skip this one.
2. You have a lot of money and not a lot of time. You probably have an important job and would just go out a buy what ever you wanted.
3. You don't have a lot of money, and don't have a lot of time. My personal opinion is that you need to re-evaluate you priorities of which an XBOX 360 should not be at the top of.
4. You don't have a lot of money and have a lot of time. In which first and foremost I'll just say get a job. But some people just have low-paying jobs and so they look elsewhere.
With #4 I suggest you look into trying one of these "freebie" sites. They take a little effort and some patience but if you pursue it you will get what you want. The catch is that you must complete an offer for an advertising company and then refer X number of friends to complete offers as well. This way they get several new customers and then for your referring service you will receive your gift.
But the cost to you is only the one offer. Some are expensive some are free it all depends on the gift and the network you choose.
EX: if you choose an video game the offers will be cheap/easy and you will only have to refer 1-2 friends. While if you choose a flatscreen TV the offers will be more expensive and you will have to refer more friends. It's as simple as that.
Read more about freebie sites at http://freebiereferrals.com