Question for 4FreeSpot Users...

Whats up everyone...Ok just finished two major offers as you see below. I've been eying that Dell 42" Enhanced Definition Plasma TV they're offering on 4FreeSpot and i was wondering what the chances were for me to get 23 referrals...

Those that are currently working on 4FreeSpot, is it hard to get people to sign up. I've heard that their offers are insanely hard and expensive...any feedback on this? i could always complete several other sites, get the pay pal ($3000) and just buy the TV...

just as a general comment - don't waste your money on EDTV, spend the extra on HDTV...

I posted something with all the 4freespot offers, and yes, most of them are rather pricey. All but a small handful are hosting offers, which require you to pay many months at a time. Plus the site seems particularly strict on early cancelers, so I'd recommend doing an offer you want to keep or don't need to cancel.

Besides those, three offers are for gambling sites which require a $50 deposit which can be withdrawn later (Party Poker, TradebetX, and Vegas Red). The easiest offer to get people to do IMO is Keen, since it's relatively hassle-free and at most costs $5.

Pertinent URLs
http//forum.freeipodguide.com/viewtopic.php?t=9105 - 4freespot Offer list
http//www.gears4free.com/viewtopic.php?t=2762 - How to do Keen and be sure to get credit

Personally, I haven't been going for 4freespot referrals yet to see if anyone else gets their prizes, so I can't say anything for how easy it is. I'd imagine it'll prolly be easier when/if people start getting their prizes from the site too, since there'll be proof that it's legit. Show people info on the offers beforehand though and it'd prolly be a lot easier.

4freespot screwed several people with dot5, because they didnt read dot5's requirements for getting paid. i would stay away

Alright, thanks everyone...I checked out your post on their offers before and was weary about it. I think im going to pick a different site.

smart thing to do is stay away from this site. the low referral rates could be tempting but are not worth wasting your time for no reason. so far i dont know anyone who received an item from 4freespot so its better to keep away.

[quoteb9e6bfd241="easportsea"]smart thing to do is stay away from this site. the low referral rates could be tempting but are not worth wasting your time for no reason. so far i dont know anyone who received an item from 4freespot so its better to keep away.[/quoteb9e6bfd241]

check it out for yourself

http//www.gears4free.com/viewforum.php?f=8

anyways all 4 of 4freenetwork will be shipping agian next week or the week after

http//www.gears4free.com/viewforum.php?f=17 and look at all of the problems. Problems are currently outweighing the benefits

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what are the problem? You know dot5 Hosting is not going to pay someone when a user sign up just for a domain. They're paying big bucks not just to make 7 dollars a year from a user who buys a domain.

[quoteaeae25d297="metfoo"]http//www.gears4free.com/viewforum.php?f=17 and look at all of the problems. Problems are currently outweighing the benefits[/quoteaeae25d297]

If only Gratis or OC had a support forum, you would see every company has problems, you can't expect each and every single person who signs up to get credit the exact moment they do the offer. If you actually knew how to read, you would see that half the complaints on there are people who are complaining about not receiving credit like the very day they do the offer. Sometimes it takes time, but people can be impatient.

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what are the problem? You know dot5 Hosting is not going to pay someone when a user sign up just for a domain. They're paying big bucks not just to make 7 dollars a year from a user who buys a domain.[/quoteea24cf02b4]

Is that our problem? We did the offer according to your terms. The terms from dot5 were posted in the forums, and PDF's of your terms before and after were made. We didnt commit any sort of fraud, we just followed the directions, and completed the offer properly. I dont blame dot5, I havent had any problems with them. I blame your site for being ignorant, and not following the sirections provided to you from your partners. We are being denied our credit for this ignorance.