Free FlatScreen or TV?

[dadonmaga]

http://www.FreeFlatScreens.com/default.aspx

Do you guys know if this is legit?

 

[Dave8812]

hmmm... interesting. Have you tried it? that would be sweet, but i bet there is some kinda catch to it....

 

[theBMWenthusiast]

there is gonna be a catch...somewhere...

 

[dzervit]

I filled in everything with bogus info, and you get to a screen that says "Just choose from any one of these products/offers to get your free flat screen!". So I picked the free aol trial... it opens the aol page... but will not compete the free flat screen transaction... nor do any of the special offer sites mention anything about a free flat screen. Looks and smells like a scam to me. The website is owned by http://www.gratisnetwork.com/, a marketing company. I doubt they make enough $$ on the ads to pay for all those free flatscreens. What a sham. I've driving to DC (where they are located) and toss smoke bomb into thier building.

 

[Kirby]

If you got the original contact from them by EMail, all you did was confirm that they found a valid EMail address. What they will give you for free is MORE SPAM.

Remember what PT Barnum said?

 

[tool fan]

Hope your bulk box is huge.......I did this about 3 months ago and received nothing except 60-100 mesaages in my bulk box...DAILY. (yes I am a sucker ONCE) FAKE FAKE FAKE. F'in bastards.

 

[dadonmaga]

Aight, now i got proof it works

So im a beleiver, if you do what is required, which is 8 referrals, your good to go....

 

[aNoodle]

BS [thumbd]

 

[mclarensmps]

well my tv is better than that ^^ no need for me to try hehehe

 

[Dave8812]

thats not really true..... is it?

 

[Kirby]

Aight, now i got proof it works

So im a beleiver, if you do what is required, which is 8 referrals, your good to go....

Is this proof from someone else who got a freebie & posted these pictures (in which case it is no proof at all) , or is this YOUR reward?

I Googled FreeFlatScreenTV.com and there are a bunch of discussions about how it works. It seems as if you follow the rules you might really get a free TV. There are a few "catches" (such as you have to sign up for AOL or other pay services and give them your credit card - ever try to cancel an AOL account?), but there ARE people who are getting stuff "free". They are limiting the number of awards.

It's a classic pyramid refferal scheme, so a few people will succeed (including the marketers), most will fail. Just the fact that AOL participates should be warning enough!