Welcome!

You may have heard of the new internet marketing technique where companies pay out free gifts to people who try out their services, via an established and reputable "freebie network". There are some who don't fully understand the workings of this technique and casually dismiss it as a scam. However, if they were to read properly into just how it works, as described on this website, then they would realise that it is legitimate. What's more, it has been confirmed to be 100% genuine by the BBC and CNN, two HUGE corporations who have a massive reputation to protect.

In this website, I have created a guide on how you can take part and claim a free gift of your own from one of the world's leading freebie networks, FreebieJeebies.

FreebieJeebies is available in the UK, USA & Canada.

To get any of the following products completely FREE, simply follow the instructions below.

1. Sign up with FreebieJeebies
2. Complete an offer (all conditions of an offer must be completed - if not, you won't be able to claim your free gift)
3. Refer some friends to do the same

If you successfully complete all of these steps, I guarantee that you will receive a free gift of your choice!

Important: You are not allowed to sign up more than once - FreebieJeebies uses an IP tracking system to prevent fake referrals from a single person. If you try to sign up more than once, or if someone using the same internet connection as you tries to sign up as a referral to your account, you could be banned permanently and you will not be able to claim your fee gift!

Privacy & Data Protection: At no time will you be exchanging credit/debit card details with FreebieJeebies. The only people you exchange these details with will be the highly reputable companies providing the offers, so you can be assured that your details will be safe and secure. FreebieJeebies is also signed up to the Data Protection Act, so your name, address and other personal details will not be given out to anyone. For more details, please see their Privacy Policy.

How does this work?

Here's a step by step guide to the process:

1. You sign up with FreebieJeebies
2. You then sign up for one of the offers presented to you i.e. a free trial with a popular DVD rental company
3. That company then pays a pre-agreed fee for every referral/sign up that comes through FreebieJeebies
4. You want a free Playstation 3 which costs £289.99 -- you need to get 15 referrals to get your free Playstation 3
5. You refer someone to FreebieJeebies, they complete an offer and the company pays money to FreebieJeebies once more
6. For every complete referral you make, you gain a point (called a "Green")
7. After you collect 15 Greens, FreebieJeebies uses a portion of the fees they have collected through your referrals to order your Playstation 3 and ship it to you
8. The remaining money is absorbed by FreebieJeebies as profit

Thus:
FreebieJeebies has made a profit
The company has had exposure to 15 new potential customers
You have your chosen free gift - a free Playstation 3

In other words, everybody wins.

You can choose from a whole range of quality products from Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.com or Amazon.ca - depending on where you live.

Here's a selection (and referrals needed) of some of the really great stuff you can get:

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15 Referrals	11 Referrals	3 Referrals	6 Referrals
	40 Referrals	50 Referrals

Then, when you have made enough referrals, FreebieJeebies will order your product from Amazon and have it shipped to you. Alternatively, you can rack up the referrals and then instead of a gift, you can ask for an Amazon gift voucher or the cash equivalent via a bank transfer and you will get 85% of the total value.

And the best part of it is once you have received your free gift, you can continue getting referrals for more free gifts!

Remember, you have nothing to lose, but a lot to gain!

Proof

As I mentioned before, there are a few people who think this type of marketing technique is a scam. The following videos feature footage from BBC, CNN, WHDH and G4TV covering progress of the first company to try this scheme - FreebieJeebies is merely following in it's footsteps.

As you will see, not only is it successful, but it is also legitimate:

Further proof:

Even more proof: check out this forum thread at Exceem.co.uk showing just how many people are happy customers from this great offer.

Finally, read this report on the scheme from Wired.com.

FAQ

How can these websites afford to give me such expensive products for free and still make a profit?
Check out the 'How does it work?' section for more details on how the process works.

How do I know this is not some huge scam?
Take a look at the 'Proof' section, where there is plenty of proof that this most certainly is not a scam! Also, you will be using a very well known freebie website, FreebieJeebies, who have a very good reputation. On top of that, you will only be giving explicit personal details i.e. credit card, to the reputable & well known companies that run the offers (Lovefilm, Coral, 888.com, AOL etc.) so your personal data will be safe and secure.

Is it really free?
It is not necessarily free, some of the offers require a small amount of cash, but this will be a maximum of £10. However, you can still do the Lovefilm two week free trial for nothing. Even if you decide to pay for your offer, £5 or £10 is very little compared to the price of a new iPod, Playstation 3 or MacBook!

What are 'Greens', 'Yellows' and 'Reds'? A green is a referral who has completed their offer fully. They will appear as green on the FreebieJeebies website in the Status section. A yellow is a referral who has signed up, but not yet completed their offer. A red is a referral who has been put on hold by the site for breaking the terms and conditions of the website.

This is just a general reference, though, as technically if someone you have referred has broken the rules, they actually show up as black with an exclamation mark, whereas red technically means they just haven't completed an offer.

Do I need a credit / debit card?
Yes, it is likely that you will need one. If you are still unsure about this method, all of the offers are from reputable websites who are trustworthy (i.e. Coral, AOL, LoveFilm, 888.com), and not associated with the FreebieJeebies website at all. It is very likely that you will have heard of many of the companies who are providing the offers.

Do I have to live in the UK to claim a free gift?
No, the FreebieJeebies website is open to UK, US and Canadian residents. When you register, you will be asked for your nationality, and your offers will change depending on this.

What is the best way to get referrals?
I think that if you are starting out, getting your first greens, you can ask friends and family to sign up under your referral link. Once you have done this, try posting videos about the method on YouTube, or create a website similar to this one. One method I use is a site called GetRef, where you earn credits (by clicking links or buying credits with cash) and you can use these credits to get your site exposed in the "clicking links" section, so that other people who are clicking there for credit will come across your site, and may just be interested in getting some of these products for next to nothing.

Couldn't I just cheat the system and make multiple accounts?
No! If you attempt to do this, you will be banned from the freebie site and will not be able to claim your free gifts! The administrators of the freebie company check the IP addresses of all the referrals to check that they are legitimate. This is why it is also important not to get your friends or family to sign up using your computer; the system will think you are trying to scam it!

Have you got any general tips or pointers?
Don't give up! You need patience with these websites, but once you start getting referrals, it will give you a boost and a want to continue. Keep within the terms and conditions, stay persistent, and you can get all the freebies you want! Try emailing all of your MSN contacts, give your link to colleagues at work, or post flyers around your local area. Anything to get more people to sign up under you, but no spamming!

One of the best tips I can give you is start small. If you go for an iPod shuffle first, which requires only 2 referrals, you can complete this quickly just by getting a few trustworthy friends to sign up. Then you can prove to yourself and others that the schemes really work. If you have concrete proof that others cannot deny, you will find it far easier to get greens. You can then move on to bigger things. I also recommend completing your offer as soon as you can, so that it will be out of the way and so that you can focus on getting your referral link out to the masses.

Thanks for reading this, and good luck! :)

15 Referrals	11 Referrals	9 Referrals	5 Referrals
15 Referrals	11 Referrals	3 Referrals	6 Referrals
	40 Referrals	50 Referrals