What the hell is Freebie Force?
I’m sure you’re probably all wondering what the hell that ad is that pops up once in a while with Mika talking about getting free stuff, right? Well, it’s this cool new website that I just discovered called FREEBIE FORCE. Yeah, you know that already, huh?
Okay, what FREEBIE FORCE is, is you know how once in a while you’ll stumble on some website giving some free swag away? Like samples, or t-shirts, or something to market their products? Well the dudes that started FREEBIE FORCE farm this stuff. The go around the internets constantly looking for swag, and then they list it for you on FREEBIE FORCE! So you can go there, sign up, and get stuff like free soap, free pearl earrings, free FAX MACHINES, free AIRLINE TICKETS. All kinds of stuff!
What’s the hitch? It’s 10 bucks a month. Which I made back with my first freebie.
The anti-hitch? It can make you money at the same time! It uses what I call ‘the chain letter’ effect. But it’s a ‘chain letter’ that you subscribe to. So you can get 5 people to subscribe through you max. Out of the 10 bucks a month they pay FREEBIE FORCE, you get $1 of it. Well, each of them can get 5 people too, and from each of their 10 bucks, you make $1 of THAT as well. And this goes down 7 links deep. So grand total, you can theoretically make $97,000 a month.
Which, realistically, nobody is going to make 97 grand a month. But still, think if you got 1/100th of that amount, that’s still almost a grand a month, right? What the hell!
So it’s cool. Really cool. I just started, and I’ve got 18 people signed up. So that means I’m making 8 bucks on top of all the free stuff!
Go, give it a try, what have you got to lose??? FREEBIE FORCE FREEBIE FORCE FREEBIE FORCE FREEBIE FORCE!!!
September 9th, 2008 at 6:58 am
Intriguing, but I must admit, I remain a bit skeptical… I’d be interested to know how you’re doing with this 6 months down the road.
September 9th, 2008 at 11:35 pm
********It uses what I call ‘the chain letter’ effect. But it’s a ‘chain letter’ that you subscribe to. So you can get 5 people to subscribe through you max. Out of the 10 bucks a month they pay FREEBIE FORCE, you get $1 of it. Well, each of them can get 5 people too, and from each of their 10 bucks, you make $1 of THAT as well. And this goes down 7 links deep. So grand total, you can theoretically make $97,000 a month.***********
Hapa - THAT is describing a pyramid scheme… and they’re illegal, welll just about everywhere…
September 10th, 2008 at 3:30 pm
Hey Sean,
I’m aware of what a pyramid scheme is. I’m also aware that the name gets bandied about way too much on things it doesn’t apply to. You’re aware that there have been legitimate, successful Multi-level marketing business around for decades, right? Avon, MaryKay, Pola, Enagic, Xango… heck, even TUPPERWARE started out as an MLM company. Remember the tupperware parties?
The reason I don’t see this as a pyramid or ponzi is that the base ‘product’ is a service that has great value to it’s users, even if they never ‘recruit’ a single person for their ‘downline’. You get access to HUNDREDS of free items that you would otherwise probably never come across on your own. Almost any single item you find is worth more than the $10 a month to join this web service.
The fact that they use the subscription/downline model to grow their user-base is brilliant marketing, not a scheme. There is a MAXimum payout for them of $7 for each member. Meaning if EVERYONE in their ‘upline’ gets their $1, the company STILL gets $3.
Meaning? Meaning they not only remain solvent, they remain incredibly profitable. Meaning sustainable. Meaning nobody is going to lose money from their going belly-up.
Check it out, they currently have about 170,000 members. If they are all paying $10 each, and the company has to pay out the MAX of $7 per member (which is patently wrong, since most of the members don’t have a ‘completed’ upline… something you probably need explained, but that’s tangental…), then currently they’re making over $500,000.00 in NET profit (aside the expense of running the servers and website upkeep) per month.
I doubt these guys would bail on a system that is making them that kind of loot.
And if they don’t bail, then the system stays in place, making everyone who joins and builds their ‘chain’ as I call it, money. A lot or a little, depending on how they work it.
Linxan, the great thing about it is that it only costs $10 to join, and you can quit at any time! Why don’t you sign up for a month, and see if you can’t use any of the 100’s of freebies they have listed? You could save hundreds in that first month alone, nevermind the business end!
September 10th, 2008 at 4:13 pm
MaryKay has spoken…
September 11th, 2008 at 8:03 pm
Oh, man, this is too good. Check this out, it’s one of the freebies I found that I might just find very useful on my next trip to Burger King…
FREE Whopper or Chick Sandwich from Burger King w/purchase of drink and fries - good FOREVER!!
You can eat many meals at Burger King (whopper, small fries, and as much as you want to drink) for $2.18.
Here is how you can do it… as often as you like.
Each Burger King receipt has a toll free number on the back for you to call to complete a survey about your visit. Call the number within two days, answer the automated questions with touch tones, and they issue a code you write on the back of the receipt.
Take the receipt back to BK and they give you the free sandwich (whopper or original chicken) with your order of fries and a drink.
You must use the coded receipt within 30 days of your order.
Hint 1: To complete the survey in less than a minute, answer the first two or three questions with high marks and you are done.
Hint 2: Always order a small beverage at fast food chains with self dispensing machines as refills are almost always unlimited anyway.
Hint 3: If you are in a group and have a little time at Burger King. the first person orders and completes the survey while waiting for food, and the second person submits the receipt with code and completes his/her survey while waiting for food, etc. etc. etc.
This has been going on for years - and we hope you can start using it too !
There’s all kinds of goodies like that on Freebie Force! I’ll post a few more later…
September 11th, 2008 at 8:23 pm
Okay, I probably shouldn’t post two of these in a row, but check this out:
Get a FREE 30 Gigabyte MP3 Player, a free XBOX 360, or even a DVD Camcorder - all for playing games! MSN Live Search Club lets you build up points and win prizes - and it’s created by Microsoft !! If you like playing games already, this is a great way to get a free 30 Gigabyte MP3 player or XBOX 360 !!
Go here: http://club.live.com
I’m just going to have my kids play the games and build up my points. HAHAHA!
September 17th, 2008 at 5:46 am
Thanks Hapa for posting that site. To the others that are out there thinking this is a scam, it’s not. Maybe my thoughts will help you out, i had to finally look at it like this.
I could find all the same stuff on the internet that is listed on this site, but how long would it take me? 1 hour, 2 hours? If i figure it takes me 2 hours to find it, how much is my time in hours a cost to me. I run a personal computer side business at $50 an hour. so i would spend $100 dollars just to find free stuff or i could pay $9.95 a month to have someone else find it and put it all in one location for me to look at. Seemed like a no brainer for me.
At this point i have gotten well over $200 dollars worth of stuff for nothing more then shipping. Mostly jewelry for my wife, but still the items were free. If your thinking about it and it seems interesting, sign up for two months. i mean honestly if it doesn’t work for you then your only out $20.
October 3rd, 2008 at 8:23 am
I got my first check! Yaay! I love Freebie Force.
Also, the ‘version 3′ Freebie Force is coming, it’s going to be awesome. Truly. They’re going to have an automated system that gets free hotel rooms for you! How cool is that???
Also, there’s a link to a bank that will GIVE YOU $50 for opening an account! FREE MONEY! WOOT!
That is all for today.