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An iPod for free?

Probably not.

Supposedly the deal is that I sign up to getitfree.net and persuade five other people to do the same and I get a free iPod. As part of the sign up you need to take up one of a choice of offers which earns getitfree some commission. The easiest of these is eBay - create a brand new account and bid on something (just bid, no need to actually win the auction) and the requirements are fulfilled.

Which all seems pretty simple.

Presumably there is a monstrous catch, like a $500 shipping charge.

So help me to find out - sign up here: http://www.getitfree.net/xdrgzwccr and let's see what the scam is.

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Update: see this update post

Comments (2)

Hey Gerald,

I run getitfree.net, and came across your blog when I was searching Google.

There's no catch. Just get 5 of your friends to complete a sponsored offer (like the eBay one) and you'll get a free iPod. We cover the shipping & handling, so you won't have to pay anything.

The commissions we get on the sponsored offers cover the cost of sending people gifts.

Good luck with the iPod!

Thanks,

Steve

ANONYMOUS:

OMG EFFING SCAMMER, COULD NOT BE MORE OBVIOUS!

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