Dec
21
Angelina Jolie vs. Jennifer Aniston which one sexy?
Filed Under (freebies) by Admin on 21-12-2008
Angelina Jolie vs. Jennifer Aniston which one sexy?
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Dec
20
Little Known Secrets to Getting Free Stuff Online
Filed Under (freebies) by Admin on 20-12-2008
Isaac Chiriboga asked:
There may be “no free lunch” in life, but there are whole lot of free snacks and appetizers to be had if you know where to look. And Secret #1, the very first thing you need to know, is this: Not too many people read the free offers completely, and even fewer think them through critically.
Since you’re reading this article, we already know a few things about you. You have a computer (or access to one), you know how to read, you like bargains, you know how to find your way around the Internet and so forth. You also know what you want and don’t want, so telling you “how to get free stuff” will take a lot fewer words (toward the end of the article) than telling you
(1) What’s really going on in Freebie Land, and
(2) How to protect yourself against frauds and scams.
The fact is, if you use your head, you will actually get some things you need, at very low or no cost.
“Whoa!” you say. “What’s this ‘low cost’ stuff? Free is free, isn’t it?”
Good question, and you’re already up to Secret #2. Even with honest offers from reputable businesses, there may be a nominal shipping and/or handling charge. The item itself is “free” but the transaction is not. This is often the definition you will find in both print ads and online “freebie” sites, and if the value of the item exceeds the shipping cost (hopefully by a good margin) then you are still on the winning side of the deal.
Of course, well-run businesses don’t give things away without expecting something in return. Secret #3 is here to remind you that, whether you see it right away or not, there is something of value that the freebie giver gets in the transaction.
“S/H” charges and “consumables”
For a Free Vegas Poker Chip offer, for example, that “something of value” may be the difference between their unit cost (poker chip, envelope, handling time, postage, etc.) and the “nominal” shipping/handling fee of, say, $4.95. (Marketing studies have shown that consumers’ resistance to these fees kicks in at around $5 or so.) If the cost for getting one order to one customer is $2, then there’s $3 profit in every “free” chip.
There is a very popular business strategy that works well for manufacturers of inkjet printers. It’s popular, but most people do not know about it, so it comes to you now as Secret #4, the “free with purchase” strategy. When a printer is “bundled” with a computer system, the fact is that it really is “free” in the sense that you would pay the same for the system if you declined the printer. But why would Lexmark or Hewlett-Packard give you a free printer when you buy that new PC?
The printer manufacturers literally “give them away” because there is a much healthier markup on ink. Until the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) stepped in a few years ago, some manufacturers were making their printers incompatible with any ink cartridges but their own. Determining that it was a classic case of “restraint of trade,” the FTC managed to persuade inkjet printer makers to cease and desist on that part of the strategy.
You are the “item” of value
With the advent of the Internet came a whole new way of collecting information on consumers, information that is immediately useful for the seller on a case-by-case basis, and perhaps even more valuable as part of a database. Even free offers that require only an e-mail address are getting something of real value, a guaranteed-legitimate address from someone who likes bargains.
Secret #5, then, reveals what the true “value proposition” is for the freebie givers: You. That’s right, you - at least, as much of you as can be gleaned from a sign-up form. This brings another factor into the equation, which is just how broadly you want your personal information scattered across the cyber-landscape. You can get some basic anonymity with a Hotmail or Gmail account, but if you need to provide a shipping address - or credit card info for the “S/H” - then you’re literally asking for more spam, junk postal mail, even telemarketers. Sure, some claim that your information is “secure,” and some even mean it. Still …
Your info is very valuable. The more than businesses know about you, the more they can target specific sales pitches to you for things you actually buy. Now, this is a relatively free economy we have in the U.S., and information transfer makes all of the e-commerce and cyber-convenience work. Secret #6 is that you cannot avail yourself of all the freebies if you are not willing to give up some personal data. The amount and frequency of that will have to be your decision.
And now, what to do
Perhaps the least-known secret (our Secret #7) is that, while individual businesses have an incentive to inform you about their real or not-so-real freebies, they have zero incentive to tell you about any others. This means that comprehensive freebie sites, this one included, are not going to be well-funded Fortune 500 operations, as “Big Business” sees no “daylight” in the deal.
Therefore, the task of investigating, cataloging, describing and compiling lists of free offers falls to consumer groups, non-profits, community bulletin boards and individuals who believe in helping others. Some have tried to turn free-offer sites into cash machines, but as we enter the second decade of widespread Internet use no one has come up with any model for doing so.
So it really is rather a community effort, a low-level, bottom-up, grassroots kind of activity - which is Secret #8. There’s no Bill Gates, no Dell or Apple, behind freebie websites. They are usually operated as “labors of love,” often requiring the support of grateful readers to stay operating. And that brings us to Secret #9: Slow down.
Bottom line advice
The first thing you need to do, when you’re working at light speed and surfing the Web and finding some free offers that sound enticing, is slow down. Read things carefully. Think things through. Calculate comparative values (giving up info vs. getting a certain item). Don’t make rash decisions.
You know how to use Google and other search engines. You know how to write e-mails and ask questions. You know how to find freebie sites - you’re here, aren’t you? There are no “secret” freebie sites out there giving away cars and houses and cash. That’s not the help you need, and those aren’t the secrets you’re missing.
It’s all about using your head. Now that you now a bit about how the freebie sites work, and how some “free offers” really aren’t, using your head shouldn’t be a secret at all. But since we only got to #9, we’ll make it official: Secret #10 for “getting free stuff online” is, “Use your head.”
You’ll be glad you did!
There may be “no free lunch” in life, but there are whole lot of free snacks and appetizers to be had if you know where to look. And Secret #1, the very first thing you need to know, is this: Not too many people read the free offers completely, and even fewer think them through critically.
Since you’re reading this article, we already know a few things about you. You have a computer (or access to one), you know how to read, you like bargains, you know how to find your way around the Internet and so forth. You also know what you want and don’t want, so telling you “how to get free stuff” will take a lot fewer words (toward the end of the article) than telling you
(1) What’s really going on in Freebie Land, and
(2) How to protect yourself against frauds and scams.
The fact is, if you use your head, you will actually get some things you need, at very low or no cost.
“Whoa!” you say. “What’s this ‘low cost’ stuff? Free is free, isn’t it?”
Good question, and you’re already up to Secret #2. Even with honest offers from reputable businesses, there may be a nominal shipping and/or handling charge. The item itself is “free” but the transaction is not. This is often the definition you will find in both print ads and online “freebie” sites, and if the value of the item exceeds the shipping cost (hopefully by a good margin) then you are still on the winning side of the deal.
Of course, well-run businesses don’t give things away without expecting something in return. Secret #3 is here to remind you that, whether you see it right away or not, there is something of value that the freebie giver gets in the transaction.
“S/H” charges and “consumables”
For a Free Vegas Poker Chip offer, for example, that “something of value” may be the difference between their unit cost (poker chip, envelope, handling time, postage, etc.) and the “nominal” shipping/handling fee of, say, $4.95. (Marketing studies have shown that consumers’ resistance to these fees kicks in at around $5 or so.) If the cost for getting one order to one customer is $2, then there’s $3 profit in every “free” chip.
There is a very popular business strategy that works well for manufacturers of inkjet printers. It’s popular, but most people do not know about it, so it comes to you now as Secret #4, the “free with purchase” strategy. When a printer is “bundled” with a computer system, the fact is that it really is “free” in the sense that you would pay the same for the system if you declined the printer. But why would Lexmark or Hewlett-Packard give you a free printer when you buy that new PC?
The printer manufacturers literally “give them away” because there is a much healthier markup on ink. Until the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) stepped in a few years ago, some manufacturers were making their printers incompatible with any ink cartridges but their own. Determining that it was a classic case of “restraint of trade,” the FTC managed to persuade inkjet printer makers to cease and desist on that part of the strategy.
You are the “item” of value
With the advent of the Internet came a whole new way of collecting information on consumers, information that is immediately useful for the seller on a case-by-case basis, and perhaps even more valuable as part of a database. Even free offers that require only an e-mail address are getting something of real value, a guaranteed-legitimate address from someone who likes bargains.
Secret #5, then, reveals what the true “value proposition” is for the freebie givers: You. That’s right, you - at least, as much of you as can be gleaned from a sign-up form. This brings another factor into the equation, which is just how broadly you want your personal information scattered across the cyber-landscape. You can get some basic anonymity with a Hotmail or Gmail account, but if you need to provide a shipping address - or credit card info for the “S/H” - then you’re literally asking for more spam, junk postal mail, even telemarketers. Sure, some claim that your information is “secure,” and some even mean it. Still …
Your info is very valuable. The more than businesses know about you, the more they can target specific sales pitches to you for things you actually buy. Now, this is a relatively free economy we have in the U.S., and information transfer makes all of the e-commerce and cyber-convenience work. Secret #6 is that you cannot avail yourself of all the freebies if you are not willing to give up some personal data. The amount and frequency of that will have to be your decision.
And now, what to do
Perhaps the least-known secret (our Secret #7) is that, while individual businesses have an incentive to inform you about their real or not-so-real freebies, they have zero incentive to tell you about any others. This means that comprehensive freebie sites, this one included, are not going to be well-funded Fortune 500 operations, as “Big Business” sees no “daylight” in the deal.
Therefore, the task of investigating, cataloging, describing and compiling lists of free offers falls to consumer groups, non-profits, community bulletin boards and individuals who believe in helping others. Some have tried to turn free-offer sites into cash machines, but as we enter the second decade of widespread Internet use no one has come up with any model for doing so.
So it really is rather a community effort, a low-level, bottom-up, grassroots kind of activity - which is Secret #8. There’s no Bill Gates, no Dell or Apple, behind freebie websites. They are usually operated as “labors of love,” often requiring the support of grateful readers to stay operating. And that brings us to Secret #9: Slow down.
Bottom line advice
The first thing you need to do, when you’re working at light speed and surfing the Web and finding some free offers that sound enticing, is slow down. Read things carefully. Think things through. Calculate comparative values (giving up info vs. getting a certain item). Don’t make rash decisions.
You know how to use Google and other search engines. You know how to write e-mails and ask questions. You know how to find freebie sites - you’re here, aren’t you? There are no “secret” freebie sites out there giving away cars and houses and cash. That’s not the help you need, and those aren’t the secrets you’re missing.
It’s all about using your head. Now that you now a bit about how the freebie sites work, and how some “free offers” really aren’t, using your head shouldn’t be a secret at all. But since we only got to #9, we’ll make it official: Secret #10 for “getting free stuff online” is, “Use your head.”
You’ll be glad you did!
Dec
20
Free Baby Stuffs Online
Filed Under (freebies) by Admin on 20-12-2008
Isabel asked:
Shopping for a newborn baby is one of the most beautiful experiences for an expectant mother. With number of online outlets coming up shopping is become more easy and comfortable. Now days you can also find different types of free baby stuffs online. Yes you have heard it right free baby stuffs. All you have to do is just sign up for free product samples and get your daily freebies, newsletters, free stuff coupon and free product samples right in your inbox.
Free product samples can really help today’s busy and cash strapped family to figure out works for them without having to make their debit cards work over time. These free stuffs outlets provide free product samples newsletters just with the click of a link to get your free product samples. If you join the mailing list of such site you can actually have all the daily newest freebies in your inbox. Some of the freebies that you can avail from these sites are
Free Baby Talk DVD : Free Baby Talk DVD can provide you with information you need to now about breast feeding, infant fevers, getting enough sleep, healthy eating, crying babies and so on. This Baby Talk DVD is entertaining and easy to watch, it offers practical and down to earth advice. Free Baby Planner : A free baby planner provides you with invaluable information that covers all your biggest new ‘milestones’ month by month from conception and birth right until your baby hits the toddler stage. Free Potty Training: Free Potty training provide useful training for your young ones to know when they are wet and encourage them to stay drier for a longer time.
Shopping for a newborn baby is one of the most beautiful experiences for an expectant mother. With number of online outlets coming up shopping is become more easy and comfortable. Now days you can also find different types of free baby stuffs online. Yes you have heard it right free baby stuffs. All you have to do is just sign up for free product samples and get your daily freebies, newsletters, free stuff coupon and free product samples right in your inbox.
Free product samples can really help today’s busy and cash strapped family to figure out works for them without having to make their debit cards work over time. These free stuffs outlets provide free product samples newsletters just with the click of a link to get your free product samples. If you join the mailing list of such site you can actually have all the daily newest freebies in your inbox. Some of the freebies that you can avail from these sites are
Free Baby Talk DVD : Free Baby Talk DVD can provide you with information you need to now about breast feeding, infant fevers, getting enough sleep, healthy eating, crying babies and so on. This Baby Talk DVD is entertaining and easy to watch, it offers practical and down to earth advice. Free Baby Planner : A free baby planner provides you with invaluable information that covers all your biggest new ‘milestones’ month by month from conception and birth right until your baby hits the toddler stage. Free Potty Training: Free Potty training provide useful training for your young ones to know when they are wet and encourage them to stay drier for a longer time.
Dec
20
Finding the Free Content You Need Just Got a Lot Easier
Filed Under (freebies) by Admin on 20-12-2008
Robert asked:
Webmasters and web developers may be geniuses in their own rights, but one could not expect that they should do all the work for themselves. Well, actually, they can, if they do have a lot of time on their hands. One of the most problematic areas that the web masters and web developers usually encounter is finding the necessary textual and graphic resources to complete a page. Needless to say, there are usually a number of web pages needed for just one website.
Of course, the webmaster could always ask someone else to do the researching and writing on their own, but that would mean paying for the work done. Although this may usually mean a professionally done service, it also means that you have to give the pro some time leeway to complete the project. Also, the web developer can even spend lots of time developing his or her own animations, backgrounds and .gif images. However, this may take a lot longer than anyone would expect. If you, as a webmaster, would rather go for free stuff, there are now article database search engines and web tools that can make web development go faster.
Why go for the free stuff?
In the rapidly evolving business sector of the World Wide Web, any delay in web site development equates to delay of revenues. Assuredly enough, there are now more Internet users logging on as micro-entrepreneurs than personal page makers. Stagnant personal pages are almost passé. The trend these days is to make sure that your personal website actually generates money for your bank account.
Fortunately, finding free web page content just got easier. For many first time developers, the need for more specialized education in HTML is no longer, well… needed. There are now ways and means to maximize a page using the most basic surfing skills with ready resources on the web. Even some of the more complicated techniques being offered now usually come with a step-by-step / idiot-proof instructional material to make sure installation goes as fast as possible.
This is primarily the reason why many professional and amateur webmasters prefer to find free articles on article database instead. For one thing, most of the articles in those said databases are already primed for action - edited, and spruced with the required amount of keywords. Additionally, these databases are also great locales to find free articles from notable authors of their respective niches. Authored articles carry much more weight in topic justification than non-authored ones.
So instead of having to deal with, say, the writing of various health articles for your health & beauty website, you could simply find free articles over the databases. Not only can you get these free from charge, but you could even pick and choose the ones you think will enhance your pages better.
So how do you find these said free article database?
It’s actually as easy as going to any search engine bar, and typing in “free web content.” The list of websites offered in the results page carry everything from textual contents to buttons, to images and even downloadable videos. Nothing comes easier than that.
Product Reviews Site
Webmasters and web developers may be geniuses in their own rights, but one could not expect that they should do all the work for themselves. Well, actually, they can, if they do have a lot of time on their hands. One of the most problematic areas that the web masters and web developers usually encounter is finding the necessary textual and graphic resources to complete a page. Needless to say, there are usually a number of web pages needed for just one website.
Of course, the webmaster could always ask someone else to do the researching and writing on their own, but that would mean paying for the work done. Although this may usually mean a professionally done service, it also means that you have to give the pro some time leeway to complete the project. Also, the web developer can even spend lots of time developing his or her own animations, backgrounds and .gif images. However, this may take a lot longer than anyone would expect. If you, as a webmaster, would rather go for free stuff, there are now article database search engines and web tools that can make web development go faster.
Why go for the free stuff?
In the rapidly evolving business sector of the World Wide Web, any delay in web site development equates to delay of revenues. Assuredly enough, there are now more Internet users logging on as micro-entrepreneurs than personal page makers. Stagnant personal pages are almost passé. The trend these days is to make sure that your personal website actually generates money for your bank account.
Fortunately, finding free web page content just got easier. For many first time developers, the need for more specialized education in HTML is no longer, well… needed. There are now ways and means to maximize a page using the most basic surfing skills with ready resources on the web. Even some of the more complicated techniques being offered now usually come with a step-by-step / idiot-proof instructional material to make sure installation goes as fast as possible.
This is primarily the reason why many professional and amateur webmasters prefer to find free articles on article database instead. For one thing, most of the articles in those said databases are already primed for action - edited, and spruced with the required amount of keywords. Additionally, these databases are also great locales to find free articles from notable authors of their respective niches. Authored articles carry much more weight in topic justification than non-authored ones.
So instead of having to deal with, say, the writing of various health articles for your health & beauty website, you could simply find free articles over the databases. Not only can you get these free from charge, but you could even pick and choose the ones you think will enhance your pages better.
So how do you find these said free article database?
It’s actually as easy as going to any search engine bar, and typing in “free web content.” The list of websites offered in the results page carry everything from textual contents to buttons, to images and even downloadable videos. Nothing comes easier than that.
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Dec
19
Get a Free Phone, the Easy Way
Filed Under (freebies) by Admin on 19-12-2008
David Kohen asked:
I have brought a new cell phone and I’m really happy with it, wireless, Bluetooth, 3G compatible, touch screen, Quad band all the stuff that most new phone have or will have, but in the first month when I saw the bill it was really annoying $200, I don’t know for you but it’s a lot for me, so I decided to change my carrier, and here it come the bad news, not every cell phone can work with any carrier, so I have two choice:
1- Buy an unlocked phone that I can use with any carrier, but this will add an extra charge to my cash balance and that not what I want.
2- Unlock the phone that I have.
Everybody will opt for the second choice and here is the reasons:
- The cost! You get an unlocked phone for a little cost, about 15$ or maybe $3.
- You can even sell your phone with it’s new option, it’s now an unlocked phone.
- You can switch between different network as you like, when I say different network it’s
mean different tariffs.
I have seen a lot of site that claim that they can unlock your phone for a small amount or for extra save, but believe me they do as I will show you, for free, and charge you between $3 to $15 for nothing.
But for me, I want a free phone no extra charge! We all love free stuff so guess what; you can do it for free also, no need to the $15 extra charge, it’s all done remotely and in 2 min for free.
Different software allow you to do that for free, to name a few “Ultimate Calculator”, “DCT-3 Calculator”, “CyberGSM DCT-4 Calculator”…., use Google to find one it’s and all you need is just your phone IMEI and the right software that’s it, you enter it and the software give a code to unlock your phone and how to do it for free.
Don’t worry; unlocking your phone is totally legal because it’s yours, even if phones companies don’t really like it.
I have brought a new cell phone and I’m really happy with it, wireless, Bluetooth, 3G compatible, touch screen, Quad band all the stuff that most new phone have or will have, but in the first month when I saw the bill it was really annoying $200, I don’t know for you but it’s a lot for me, so I decided to change my carrier, and here it come the bad news, not every cell phone can work with any carrier, so I have two choice:
1- Buy an unlocked phone that I can use with any carrier, but this will add an extra charge to my cash balance and that not what I want.
2- Unlock the phone that I have.
Everybody will opt for the second choice and here is the reasons:
- The cost! You get an unlocked phone for a little cost, about 15$ or maybe $3.
- You can even sell your phone with it’s new option, it’s now an unlocked phone.
- You can switch between different network as you like, when I say different network it’s
mean different tariffs.
I have seen a lot of site that claim that they can unlock your phone for a small amount or for extra save, but believe me they do as I will show you, for free, and charge you between $3 to $15 for nothing.
But for me, I want a free phone no extra charge! We all love free stuff so guess what; you can do it for free also, no need to the $15 extra charge, it’s all done remotely and in 2 min for free.
Different software allow you to do that for free, to name a few “Ultimate Calculator”, “DCT-3 Calculator”, “CyberGSM DCT-4 Calculator”…., use Google to find one it’s and all you need is just your phone IMEI and the right software that’s it, you enter it and the software give a code to unlock your phone and how to do it for free.
Don’t worry; unlocking your phone is totally legal because it’s yours, even if phones companies don’t really like it.
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