Free online gifts..are they real?? plz help ^_^?

Question

Ok im thinking of applying to those online free giveaway stuff nd ive heard that some are real and that people have received the free stuff. so has anyone who answers this, applied to those offers and actually received the stuff?? and if you know any of the websites that are REALL that you have tried before and are not scams, can you let me know?? i am still doing a little research on this buuuut im not entirely sure. Thnx ^_^

Answer 1

Uh...  usually you have to buy something or get other people to sign up and buy something before you can get your free gift.  Meaning, they're not for real, there's a catch.  However, you can get PAID to fill out offers like that without having to buy anything.  If you'd like some links for sites where you can do that, send me a message.

Answer 2

NO!

Answer 3

NO!!!

I know someone has been cheated by this so-called free online gift cards.  The people behind will work hard to get your personal information.  Names, addresses, numbers...they try to get this info and sell this to companies to make money.  Even worse, some can be really tricky and convincing and "steal" your credit card number.  You know what the result is...

Just remember, nothing is ever free, NOTHING!

Answer 4

No!

It's faux!

Answer 5

There actually is only one 100% legit and legal site to get free gifts off of: http://www.rewards1.com/index.php?referr... You complete surveys, to earn points, and use those points to redeem prizes. I'll show you excactly how it works.

First thing you need to do is get a "junk" email account. Since you're going to be getting a lot of junk mail you're not going to want it all going to your real email address, so this is what this new email account will be used for.

Step 1: Sign Up

Go to: http://www.rewards1.com/index.php?referr... and sign up.

Once you get there click SIGN UP on the menu bar on the left and fill out your information.

They will ask you for your email. I recommend you give them your real one because this is easier for verification. If you give them your spam one you might accidentally delete it. The site doesn't spam you its all the offers you will be doing that send the junk email.

They also ask for your address. Don't worry too much about this all they need your address for is to mail you prizes.

After you signup they will send you a confirmation link to your email address you entered. Click the link and you're done. The email should come pretty quick (usually instantly). And make sure you check your spam folders.

Step 2: Complete Offers

Once inside you can check out the prize list.

To earn points click on "Available Offers". There you will see a whole list of offers and how many points you'll get if you complete that offer. When filling out an offer you don't have to give your real home address or phone number. And make sure you use your spam email account because believe me you will be spammed. Also, be sure to check your email occasionally for those offers that require email confirmation otherwise you won't get credited for completing the offer properly.

Here are a few tips for filling out offers:

1. Read the offer carefully so you know exactly what to do to get the points.

2. Delete cookies before every offer

3. Complete offer with realistic information

4. Use a browser that accepts cookies and turn your security down

5. Let each page load completely

Also remember that even though most of the time you'll get the points 5-10 minutes after completing the offer, some may take up to a day or more (depending on the offer). So don't worry if you don't see the points just keep going they will appear if you've done everything correctly.

Step 3: Claim Your Prize

After you have enough points you can now go to "Available Prizes" and see what you can cash those points in for. This is the fun part. =)

They have a ton of prizes. You'll see stuff like consoles (Xbox, PS3, Wii), video games, iPods, etc. There are Xbox Live cards in the "Xbox" section and will be emailed to you. Physical prizes like iPods and video games will deliver so make sure your address is correct before you claim a prize that requires shipping.

Also, something many people don't realize is that if you don't see anything you like you can actually send a request for a custom prize. Just send support a ticket with a link to what you want from amazon.com and they'll let you know how many points you'll need. Basically it will be a point for every dollar.

Answer 6

Don't trust things online unless they are coming from respectful places like Ebay, Bank of America etc.  Even then, only trust it if you see it on their website.

If you see it in an email, emails can be faked.  Never respond to an email that asks for your credit card, name, social security number, etc.  Ever.

If it's too good to be true, it probably isn't.

Answer 7

NNNOOOOOO

Answer 8

check http://us-freestuff.com/

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