mremis
21-09-2004 21:37:55
which offer is the easiest and the fastest to complete and does not require a credit card?
Relik
21-09-2004 22:38:51
I don't believe that offer exists anymore.....
They all require a credit card now I believe.
The easiest for me was infone, cause u dont have to cancel it, and u get a $10 amazon gift card hehe
=relik
ic3rx
21-09-2004 22:40:19
when you get your gift card?
ThisSunAlsoRises
22-09-2004 00:44:04
within 21 days of signing up. but don't sign up unless you sincerely want the offer. otherwise gratis would be nothing and fall apart causing no one to get their free ipod. d-bag roll
Neversky
22-09-2004 00:46:06
I'm pretty sure Gratis gets paid either way... I've been looking into these affiliation things... Some places pay you to get people to sign up for the trial... Some pay more if they stay a customer... etc... Either way Gratis makes money...
ThisSunAlsoRises
22-09-2004 01:04:25
yea gratis makes money. but companies aren't going to want to advertise with gratis if gratis is only advertising to people who don't really want the services... it's like selling TVs to a center for the blind and deaf
Neversky
22-09-2004 01:10:15
Thats a very good way of putting it... But there are a million companies in this world, Im sure gratis wont run out anytime soon...
Tholek
22-09-2004 02:05:24
When Gratis pitched their marketing strategy to their clients, I'm SURE they made it clear what the actual percentage of customers would be.
No way in hell, is Infone paying on the basis that the majority are signing with them to keep the service, just a percentage.
That's not to say that you shouldn't give the offers a fair consideration, as they are free trials.
If you like Infone, then great, but if you think it blows, then at least you gave it a chance.
That's all they can ask for....