Freepay.com

INTRO About a year ago, I was into getting freebies from the Internet, so one day I was on a freebies forum, and I saw someone talking about how they had got an iPod from Freepay. I had heard of Freepay before, mostly from pop-ups that have appeared on my computer, which I had just ignored, thinking that Freepay must have been a scam. But after seeing that one person had received a gift from them, I decided to look into it a bit more. After investigating, I found an online discussion board that is completely dedicated to getting freebies from sites like Freepay. A lot of people had got things from, them, so I decided to try it myself. So far, I ...  Read the complete review

Freepay - It's not a scam, it's just annoying as hell. Well like i said, this is not entirely a scam, as 9 out of 10 people will immedietly label it as, lets be honest. It does NOT however do what it says on the tin, which is to be free. It will cost you a cool fiver just to get past the first phase, which is a scam in it's self, having to enter your mobile details before recieving a ton of expensive spam, but i did it so i could test it out for you guys, it cost me around £6.00 to get past this phase, 'free'? No. Once you pass the first stage, your forced to refer a certain number of people to do the same thing, for me it was 5 and the gift at the end ...  Read the complete review

I hadn't actually heard of Freepay.com until I saw it listed in the Dooyoo products list, so I thought I'd check it out, and let you know how I fared! So, I've just opened the www.freepay.com web site, which says 'We believe giving away free products should be simple - select a site and find out how easy it really is', below this is a box with a list of product links as follows: * Free iPods * Free iPod Nanos * Free Gaming Systems * Free Nintendo Wii * Free Nintendo DS * Free Flatscreens * Free Laptops * Free Apple® Stuff * Free Gift Cards * Free Gifts I ...  Read the complete review