Don't write this off straight away

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  • Jaguar!!
    Newbie
    • May 2010
    • 3

    #1

    Don't write this off straight away

    A few months ago I was shown a website by a friend, and was super sceptical about it, so didn't bother signing up. He told me that he was able to get free stuff, so I 'd, and ignored him.

    I told him to watch out for his bank details and stuff, and to enjoy getting scammed.

    A few weeks ago, I was forced to eat my words. His 360 and 5 games arrived... free from the site he showed me.

    Naturally I've signed up, and was looking for some serious gaming enthusiasts to enjoy this too, but it doesn't stop there, because the variety of stuff you can earn is almost endless - There is even a custom rewards page (meaning if you don't see something on the site you like, you can send customer support the URL of the item you want, and they will buy it for you!)

    I know we have all seen things like this before, but this site has been up for a few years now, has a dedicated customer support team, and a forum of over 200,000 users - INCLUDING - Photo testimonials from people that have claimed their rewards!

    I don't expect people to come running for this offer, but I thought I would put it out there, as gaming can become an expensive habit these days .

    Just follow the link, Sign up, and start earning!

    Click Here!

    Good luck to all of you
  • cunny
    V.I.P. Member
    • Jan 2009
    • 4915

    #2
    my step daughter been getting games through this kind of thing, the amount of samples coming through the door was getting beyond a joke
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    "Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot."

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    • Jaguar!!
      Newbie
      • May 2010
      • 3

      #3
      Yea, my only real advice is to do the following, to keep things hassle free:

      Never do a survey that asks for your mobile (cell) number, unless you have a spare phone/ sim card you don't use.

      Create a new email account so that any mail you get doesn't interfere with your normal mail.

      Be sure of what you are filling in. You may get free samples of products delivered to your house, but to a lot of people, this is just another benefit to using the service.


      I would like to point out that Rewards1 will never send anything to your home, phone you, and NEVER ask for bank details ect.

      Please feel free to check out the forums when you have signed up to see more tips and tricks to get the most out of your Rewards1 account, how to be safe, and how to earn the maximum amount of points possible!

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