the websites where you have to complete one or more offers or surveys. im just curious cuz i get the pop-ups every now and then.
Are those web sites where you can get a free ps3, ipod, or computer etc... legit?
If it sounds to good to be true then it probably is.
Reply:Never. Don't waste your time. You'll spend hours trying to get through all the "red tape" and you'll never finish all that is required, and you'll probably get a virus or spywhere while doing it. It's a waste of time and harmful
Reply:no. get a pop-up blocker and they will go away.
Reply:nope.
Reply:cmon ... who the **** can give you a free ps3 , ipod , etc???
Reply:Nope - - They're 'phishing' for personal information and email addresses to send spam advertising to . . .
Reply:Most of them are just scams that either have viruses or just try to get money..
Reply:As said before, no, they take your credit card number and/or viruses and keyloggers.
Reply:They are pyramid schemes. The only way to get a free gift is for the web site to make more money off of you and your referrals than the value of the gift.
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Reply:first thing you should know is that there are legit sites and ones that are not. i have done some pretty hefty research and found a site thats been legit for years, even reported on CNN.
about the offers, some are free some are cheap. i completed an offer that made me buy a cd for $7 because in the end i would have ended up buying it anyways but for more had i bought it in a retail store instead of online. i havent been cheated or had info sold like alot of know-nothings on here who havent done their research say. i highly doubt that several news stations would report on how great the site is, if it wasnt legit.
im not gonna force you all to look at the link, but if you or anyone else here wants a legit link, email me/ message me/ whatever.
Reply:NO. SORRY FOR ALL CAPS BUT IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES BELIEVE THESE WEBSITES. THEY ARE 100% SCAMS.
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