Legit "free iPad" site?

[chainprayer]

I've seen tons of sites out there for free iPads when you complete offers and get others to do the same. I know some sites are legitimate while others are scams. Anyone know of some that actually work? I have a big site I can promote one on (if it really works).

 

[GoCubsGo]

None of them are legit.

 

[chainprayer]

I've actually had 2 friends from the past who have gotten free products from those sites. If you research how much the sites get from the sites on commission and the referral structures the concept makes sense.

 

[johneaston]

I know a legit site that gives away free iPads. All you have to do is hand over £599 and it's yours. Free.

 

[rdowns]

Why don't you ask your friends what sites they used?

 

[chainprayer]

It's been few years and I've lost contact since then

 

[Melrose]

Sell your body to a lecherous aging man for $500 a night and buy the iPad, or two.

Seriously.. I bought an iPhone on eBay, then turned around and sold it for $100 more. Which means the iPhone 4 (which is brand new and comes with a protection plan) I just bought cost me $100 less than it otherwise would have. Try bidding mid-week around dinnertime. That usually knocks $50 off the price, at least.

 

[Huntn]

Years ago I tried for a free Xbox 360 at one of those sites. Survey upon survey, sign up for a multitude of promotions. By God they were going to get their money's worth out of you! With no end in sight, I gave up.

 

[mrsir2009]

The world doesn't work like that No one is going to hand you a free product like that without something in return.

 

[R94N]

I wouldn't swap a free iPad for a ton of never-ending spam and junk mail every day for the next 10 years

 

[r1ch4rd]

Here is an article explaining how the "legitimate" sites work.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramid_scheme