First off, I would like to say that this isn't a scam, because I have received the code via email, and no credit card was required. (My youtube video on the bottom shows you proof that I received my code)

Step 1: go to: *REMOVED*

Step 2: Sign up, creating a new email from GMAIL. It will get spammed so I suggest you not use your own personal email.

Step 3: When selecting an ADDRESS, do not put your real address. Use a real one, an old house, or a random house on your street will do.

Step 4: After you have signed in, click on Available offers, and select the FREE tab. Complete offers and gain point values. After earning enough points, claim prizes that do not require them to be sent to your house. Xbox points and Xbox live cards work the best because they EMAIL YOU CONFIRMATION CODES... They don't mail it to your house. That's why you put a fake address.

Last comments; These surveys do take time!!! Maybe 5-10 minutes average for about each one. I recommend doing only a couple a day, maybe in between homework assignments, or simply if your bored on the computer. After a week or two, your points will stack up and you can claim a prize.

This message was edited by Steel Magnolia(moderator) on Apr 10 2008.

All forum posts that start with "First off, I would like to say that this isn't a scam" are scams.

PLus its very bad to put someone else's address down.

It's actually legit. If you watched my youtube video, I show you proof how I got my confirmation code via email. This freebie site is not for everyone obviously, and you all are entitled to your opinion.

It's legit, but alot of bother to go through.

And putting someone else's address? who cares.

If Microsoft ever found out about this someone would be sued.

quote I FireDragon I

If Microsoft ever found out about this someone would be sew.

I was going to edit it, but somebody got to it first.

Your message has been removed from view due to a Neoseeker rule that forbids the advertising of websites.

Are people really so poor as to be unable to afford a $20 points card?

I mean, *bleep*ing COME ON kids.

quote Sereph

Are people really so poor as to be unable to afford a $20 points card?

I mean, *bleep*ing COME ON kids.

quote Sereph

Are people really so poor as to be unable to afford a $20 points card?

I mean, *bleep*ing COME ON kids.

Yes. Yes I do. Jealous that I can get a $20 points card for $17?

quote Sereph

Yes. Yes I do. Jealous that I can get a $20 points card for $17?

quote Sereph

Yes. Yes I do. Jealous that I can get a $20 points card for $17?