Ok here’s the deal. I keep on coming across these websites that claim to offer free stuff so out of interest I have decided to do a bit or research through some forums and reviews of the websites the information I got back seemed quite promising so I decided to take the risk seeing as I have nothing to lose.
Companies pay some sites (like freebiejeebies) to advertise offers. For every person the site (freebiejeebies) refers to a advertised company the advertiser (freebiejeebies) is payed.
So heres an example of how it works. Let's say this blog is a free gift site, I need some way of generating money to supply the free gifts to you. So i make a agreement with a company like tesco who may be willing to pay £50 for every person I refer to get a clubcard. I then advertise to the public that they can get a free PS3 for simply refering 11 people to complete a offer with tesco allowing me to generate £550, companies like tesco are happy because they are gaining new customers. I then would buy the person who did all the hard work refering people with a PS3 costing around £300 leaving me with £250 profit. Everyone is a winner!
I have discovered a website in the exceem forums which is cheap and easy to use if you are interested in getting a free ps3 you need to do 3 things
1)Sign up here
2)Complete a offer. This is the most important step
3)Refer some friends to do the same
There are a variety of offers to choose from. From a 14 day free trial with Lovefilm to a free £10 bet with coral (£5 start up fee required). I chose Lovefilm because i would like to get my PS3 for free and have some bragging rights lol.
Now you may be thinking this is a scam but if you look at the offers you will only see legimate companies. Do you think the post office or e-on would allow themselves to be advertised on a site which is scamming their own customers?
If you require any help then leave a comment and i'll get back to you.
Thanks for your time and good luck.
For some evidence of people getting freebies check this out!
