Sony PS3

[WoodiE]

 

[vbgagnon]

Woodie is this a scam??

 

[WoodiE]

Dunno, never won one - one of the affiliate programs I'm with just posted that as a new program. I'm just posting it here to see if there is any interest.



-Michael

 

[NCNitro]

WoodiE, how does this work? I would love to have a PS3, but no way do I want to get spammed to death, or be a part of a pyramid scheme.

 

[jammin]

I would do it also but dont want to get spamed or waste my time going no where

 

[Candyman]

Sadly, I know how these work. My ex got us suckered into a real low-level thing like this once. In the end, the damage was minimal but the hassle is a pain. See, to get it you have to sign up. Then you have to choose a number of offers to complete. It may be something like applying for a credit card or signing up for a free trial of some absurd thing. Usually with these, once you sign up for about 10 of the first level offers, they then have you sign up for more complicated and a bit more expensive offers. So basically, it doesn't cost you a ton. But if you sign up for all this stuff, you have to spend a ton of time cancelling all these things. And you all know what a pain in the ass it is trying to get some customer service nerd to actually cancel your trial accounts. It is too much of a pain in the ass for me to bother.

 

[Lessen]

yep, I started one a couple months ago for a free ipod. I figured I'd just sign up for all the free trials I could and then cancel.. but what I eventually found out is that it was virtually impossible to go through the entire process w/o spending a dime. Many of the offers included a free trial service or product but you had to pay the shipping or something like that. When I realized I wasn't gonna be able to do it for zero out of pocket I quit and cancelled everything I signed up for.