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| At Last, The TRUTH About Free Laptop Offers In Australia! | |||||
| Monday, April 7, 2008 | |||||
| Want to get a free laptop in Australia (or anywhere else in the world)? I think it's time to clear up a few misconceptions about this stuff. I mean, there's no such thing as something for nothing, right? Well, yeah, that's true, but it doesn't mean you can't get a free laptop. Go to freeaussielaptop.notlong.com and register for the program. If you've never done this sort of thing before, then please follow these simple instructions carefully and you won't have too much trouble. 1. Register (free). Just put in your name and email in the boxes where they say. (Don't worry, they haven't even sent me one email pitching something yet, which quite frankly means they're leaving stacks of money on the table.) So no, you won't have an inbox full of spam the next day. 2. Complete free offer (free). You'll have a bunch of different offers you can sign up for, I think based on which country you live in. The offers I saw were all for a free ringtone, so I chose a random ringtone and signed up. They are of course designed so that if you don't opt out, you start getting new ringtones, and you start getting charged. Even if you stay for a while, it's still a pretty cheap laptop! 3. Refer 20 friends (free). They are even smart enough to have a few tools you can use to send some emails - you can import email addresses from your phonebook, and send a bunch of emails off right there and then. Plus you get a referral link your friends will need to click on, because you have to get 20 people clicking on your link and joining to complete the process. I'm up to the stage of referring 20 friends. That means YOU! I've registered,and now I need some other smart people who would like a free computer (!) to join. Why do they do this? Because the companies that offer these free ringtones want people to try them for free, because a percentage of those people will stay on as paying customers. And they get enough paying customers this way that they can send out free computers! Do they send out free computers to everyone who registers? No! Only a few people who register will ever complete the offer and refer 20 people, so there's your chance! It's all based on the fact that many people do sign up for stuff like the ringtones, but never get around to referring 20 people, life goes on, and these guys don't have to send out a free laptop. (HINT: REFER 20 PEOPLE AND GET YOUR FREE LAPTOP - DON'T SLACK OFF AND MISS OUT!) In the past, I've heard about these kinds of programs, gotten plenty of spam emails about them, but they've mostly been only available in places like America. I don't know their numbers, how they make these ringtone subscriptions work out so they can send out free laptops, and I don't care! All I know is that I can help YOU get one, and if I help 20 people do that, then I get one myself. So go to freeaussielaptop.notlong.com right now while it's fresh on your mind, and let me know how you go. |
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