fuelcell

This falls under the "too good to be true" category, but I read about a very neat site that gives away free iPods on Wired.com.

Here's some snippets:

"But surprisingly, the site appears to be legitimate. The program almost certainly isn't a dodgy pyramid scheme; it's a new form of online marketing supported by companies like eBay, AOL and Columbia House."

"Subscribers are given a choice of 10 different offers, including a 45-day trial of AOL and a two-week trial of Ancestry.com's genealogy service. Typically, the offers are free and easily canceled.

Once the trials are over -- for both the main subscriber and the referrals -- the free iPod is dispatched. "

It's pretty easy and the offers are simple to cancel. You start by going to the Free iPod site here and registering (email and password) and then letting them know where to ship your iPod. From there you signup for an offer and get 5 friends to do the same : ) and they ship out your iPod.

Another snippet:

"Of course I was skeptical, but I didn't see any harm in trying," said Collin Grady, 22, from Salem, Oregon, who received his free iPod earlier this month and wrote about it on his blog.

"They never once asked for a credit card number and I didn't have to pay shipping," he said. "I just told them where to send it.... All in all, a very painless process."

So go get your free iPod!

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Manowar

Spammmmmmmmmeeerrr

as will any email address and details you use to do that will get. Why not just buy one

Babaganoosh

Jesus I wish Lensman would ban that URL. Someone has to spam it every few days.

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fuelcell

Dammit. It's not like there's a fucking search function anymore! All I can do is scan the listings.

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AdultNex

Noob.