Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh my god!!! Can you believe it? It has come! The iPod offer wasn’t a scam after all. Angel only asks that I don’t kill anyone with it.
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I refer other people to complete offers. I referred over 30 people, but only a few of them completed an offer. There are also bunches of pre-offers that don’t count and lots of spam. So … yea. They get there money too. The offers that I signed up for paid these guys to advertise the offers.
[...] It’s been a while since I got my free iPod. I have found that it has somehow merged itself within my everyday life. Before then, I would have never thought that I would become so dependant on an audio player. I had a Rio Forge, but hadn’t used it much. The iPod integration with iTunes is what has made everything so convenient in my life. [...]
[...] I am starting to have doubts about getting another iPod. For the price, it just isn’t worth 1 1/2 years of service. Would you pay 16 $US per month for a device that plays music, but gives you such problems until it finally goes bad? I’m just glad I didn’t pay for the thing to begin with. [...]
[...] Doing the iPod thing again February 15, 2008 — Dedric Mauriac I did one of these deals a couple years ago and wound up with a nice iPod that I fell in love with and used constantly. However, ever since the hard drive went up in smoke, I’ve been podless. Well, I did have a iPod mini that my wife gave me, but the thing just couldn’t hold all of my music and it was a little out dated. I need a color screen. [...]
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Congrats…Looks like all your hard work has finally paid off! :+: :+:
i always wanted to do something like this, but i lack the patience and the drive to get other people to complete the offers.
I refer other people to complete offers. I referred over 30 people, but only a few of them completed an offer. There are also bunches of pre-offers that don’t count and lots of spam. So … yea. They get there money too. The offers that I signed up for paid these guys to advertise the offers.
Now that you have your Ipod, what is in it for the company that gives them away? I don’t get it.
Wow, congrats on the new toy!
YAY! I’m dying to see what Lewieriffic things you’re gonna do with it.
yay for you!! I need referrals for mine, but I’m glad to hear it’s not a scam. Enjoy!
[...] It’s been a while since I got my free iPod. I have found that it has somehow merged itself within my everyday life. Before then, I would have never thought that I would become so dependant on an audio player. I had a Rio Forge, but hadn’t used it much. The iPod integration with iTunes is what has made everything so convenient in my life. [...]
[...] I am starting to have doubts about getting another iPod. For the price, it just isn’t worth 1 1/2 years of service. Would you pay 16 $US per month for a device that plays music, but gives you such problems until it finally goes bad? I’m just glad I didn’t pay for the thing to begin with. [...]
[...] Doing the iPod thing again February 15, 2008 — Dedric Mauriac I did one of these deals a couple years ago and wound up with a nice iPod that I fell in love with and used constantly. However, ever since the hard drive went up in smoke, I’ve been podless. Well, I did have a iPod mini that my wife gave me, but the thing just couldn’t hold all of my music and it was a little out dated. I need a color screen. [...]