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Wandooproject
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Mar 12, 2007, 12:52 PM
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Getting a 360 for free ??!??
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Be like me - Get yourself a free 360 as tested by the bbc !!
Sceptical? Look for yourself - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw2MbARu_4M + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYOMDXagN20
All you have to do is sign up to a free trial and remember to cancel it...
This is information on how to recieve an 'Xbox 360 Premium Package' for FREE. It will explain what exactly you have to do to get the console, what deals are better than others, and will also include all of the links you need to get started.
Click on one of the links below to get started or copy and paste the URL into your browser:
http://360giveaway.co.uk/index.php?referral=197916
Or
http://www.consolegrab.co.uk/?r=91610
This is the basic process of this marketing technique:
Step 1. After clicking on one of the links above you simply register your email address with the website.
Step 2. Next you need to complete 1 offer - I recommend 'LoveFilm' which is a 2 week FREE TRIAL with no obligations. You do not have to pay a thing, you can simply terminate the free trial after 5 days when your account has been credited and still receive the Xbox 360 Premium Package.
Step 3. Once you have completed an offer your account will be credited within 5 business days and then all you are required to do is refer some people to do the same, Once all the needed referrals are completed your Xbox 360 will be shipped directly to you with no hidden charges.
How it all works:
Marketing companies value having their services viewed; these referral techniques generate traffic to the companies websites, of which a percentage will purchase their product. By clicking on the link, you are a 'potential' customer to the company. This doesn't mean you will be paying for or buying anything, but the companies see it as a plus that you are being directed past their products - and might compulsively make a purchase. This is the reason why company's that run the referral offers can afford to give away free products to you, they are banking on 1 in 50 or 1 in every 100 people that sign up for a Free Trial to eventually buy something.
The Offers Available:
The most popular offer is from 'LoveFilm' where you can sign up for a FREE 30 DAY TRIAL with no obligations. When you sign up, you can choose to receive 6 free DVD's or Games (or a mixture of both) and postage will be paidd for both ways. They will even send all postage required to simply pop the Games/DVD's straight into a post-box. You can keep these items for as long as you want and at any point after 5 days (when your offer is credited) you can easily unsubscribe.
Alternatively, if you don't fancy watching free DVD's or playing free games, there is another offer that's available that will cost you nothing. 'Jackpot Joy’ requires that you play with at least £10 of your money, however if you play roulette just once, while putting £5 on red and £5 on black you will win whatever you put on. Therefore YOU HAVEN'T PAID A THING!
If you still feel sceptical about this take a look at this 'BBC News Report' ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw2MbARu_4M ) describing how these companies make money out of this great idea:
Remember to click the link below to begin:
http://360giveaway.co.uk/index.php?referral=197916
Or
http://www.consolegrab.co.uk/?r=91610
Thanks for reading and I hope this guide has given you enough insight to feel confident about this marketing technique. If you help me obviously others will help you as well, we can all gain a nice piece of equipment from this for nothing. Thanks again for your time.
http://360giveaway.co.uk/index.php?referral=197916
Or
http://www.consolegrab.co.uk/?r=91610
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