Return of a free offer! 07/07/09

dannyo · 31-07-09, 09:46 AM

Do you have to stay with Intuit after the trial is over? One of my referrals has asked. Will it get revoked if they do not wish to continue?

Harvez · 31-07-09, 10:29 AM

To complete this offer subscribe to the 30 day free trial.

says to sub to the free trial nothing about staying longer if its no good to you.

and as it goes green within a day or so id say it should stay green as they must have subscribed to the 30 day free trial.

Wem101 · 31-07-09, 10:33 AM

Its recommended that you do, but cancelling trials isnt talked about on here

Harvez · 31-07-09, 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Wem101

Its recommended that you do, but cancelling trials isnt talked about on here

didnt say canceling, they are asking a perfectly reasonable quesiton, do you have to stay after the free trial? its a trial which means you are "trying" the service if its not what you wanted you should not be penalised for not staying if the service is not for you.

redjonathan · 31-07-09, 10:40 AM

Hi,

Do I just need to subscribe to it, or do i have do finish (after 30 days) the trial?

Harvez · 31-07-09, 10:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by redjonathan

Hi,

Do I just need to subscribe to it, or do i have do finish (after 30 days) the trial?

all the details will be/are avilable when you signup.

redjonathan · 31-07-09, 10:59 AM

why don't they make any offers supporting paypal, which are free!?!?

Harvez · 31-07-09, 11:00 AM

cos you cant always have it the way you want it

joewarne · 31-07-09, 11:02 AM

what would be the point of linking it to paypal if it was free ??

**MJ10** · 31-07-09, 11:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by redjonathan

why don't they make any offers supporting paypal, which are free!?!?

coz you wouldn't be using paypal if it was free!!

Anyway, FJ do the best they can and get the best offers they can. Free offers do not pay as much as paid offers so these are harder for FJ to get.

redjonathan · 31-07-09, 12:04 PM

ye, but this offer is free with credit cards, so why shouldn't there be a free one for paypal too? But, it would be VERY nice if absolutely NO payment methods at all would be required.

dannyo · 31-07-09, 12:08 PM

They use it to also verify you are who you are. Otherwise you could sign anyone you know up without their consent.

You are getting the stuff for free so stop complaining about having to give payment details.

Some people are never happy

Harvez · 31-07-09, 12:10 PM

stop being selfish, FJ supply the best deals they can and some of them deals I bet they may only just cut level and make no money at all.

if you cant complete any of the deals get an extra 3 credits.

ndev2k · 31-07-09, 12:10 PM

The 'payment' methods are used more for age verification as well as address verification. This is why a lot of companies don't accept paypal for certain offers

Monkeyegg · 02-08-09, 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by harvez

stop being selfish, FJ supply the best deals they can and some of them deals I bet they may only just cut level and make no money at all.

if you cant complete any of the deals get an extra 3 credits.

We make a pretty big loss on some of the offers (particularly the ones that are free to complete)... luckily others pay above the rate we need so it averages out ok, but it's a balancing game and we have to have a cut off point which means some offers are just not an option for us.

It also depends on the offer providers - they don't all want us to advertise their offers because, although we can produce volume, the quality is sometimes lower than what they would receive from non-incentivized traffic. Many offer providers give a lower pay out for incentivized traffic, or refuse to work with us at all.

Chief · 06-08-09, 04:29 PM

Shouldnt the 1&1 internet offer be included as a free offer? To complete the offer you have to take out the home or higher host package. I had a look at the prices and they give you 3 months free for 1&1 home and then £4.99 after that. Which btw is sounds like a good deal.
And i assume you will go green within 3 months. So isnt this another free offer?

Wem101 · 06-08-09, 04:38 PM

Not if it has a min contract

Monkeyegg · 06-08-09, 05:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chief

Shouldnt the 1&1 internet offer be included as a free offer? To complete the offer you have to take out the home or higher host package. I had a look at the prices and they give you 3 months free for 1&1 home and then £4.99 after that. Which btw is sounds like a good deal.
And i assume you will go green within 3 months. So isnt this another free offer?

No because there is still a £4.99 charge so to call it a free offer would be misleading.

31-07-09, 09:46 AM	#41
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31-07-09, 10:29 AM	#42
Harvez Mini Mac Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: l33dz Posts: 9,488	To complete this offer subscribe to the 30 day free trial. says to sub to the free trial nothing about staying longer if its no good to you. and as it goes green within a day or so id say it should stay green as they must have subscribed to the 30 day free trial. __________________ Freebiejeebies \| Free iphone \| Free Blackberry \| Free Wii U \| Free laptop Someone once said "Life is what you make it", I disagree sometimes life makes you into what you are.

31-07-09, 11:00 AM	#48
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31-07-09, 12:08 PM	#52
dannyo iPod 20gb Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 754	They use it to also verify you are who you are. Otherwise you could sign anyone you know up without their consent. You are getting the stuff for free so stop complaining about having to give payment details. Some people are never happy __________________ Free iPad 3 PS3 ID - Protege1212 - add me at your peril!!

31-07-09, 12:10 PM	#53
Harvez Mini Mac Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: l33dz Posts: 9,488	stop being selfish, FJ supply the best deals they can and some of them deals I bet they may only just cut level and make no money at all. if you cant complete any of the deals get an extra 3 credits. __________________ Freebiejeebies \| Free iphone \| Free Blackberry \| Free Wii U \| Free laptop Someone once said "Life is what you make it", I disagree sometimes life makes you into what you are.

31-07-09, 10:33 AM	#43
Wem101 iPod 20gb Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: South East Posts: 438	Its recommended that you do, but cancelling trials isnt talked about on here

31-07-09, 10:40 AM	#45
redjonathan iPod Shuffle Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 8	Hi, Do I just need to subscribe to it, or do i have do finish (after 30 days) the trial?

31-07-09, 10:59 AM	#47
redjonathan iPod Shuffle Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 8	why don't they make any offers supporting paypal, which are free!?!?

31-07-09, 11:02 AM	#49
joewarne Mini Mac Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Great Yarmouth Posts: 4,742	what would be the point of linking it to paypal if it was free ??

31-07-09, 12:04 PM	#51
redjonathan iPod Shuffle Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 8	ye, but this offer is free with credit cards, so why shouldn't there be a free one for paypal too? But, it would be VERY nice if absolutely NO payment methods at all would be required.

31-07-09, 12:10 PM	#54
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06-08-09, 04:29 PM	#56
Chief iPod Nano 2GB Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 101	Shouldnt the 1&1 internet offer be included as a free offer? To complete the offer you have to take out the home or higher host package. I had a look at the prices and they give you 3 months free for 1&1 home and then £4.99 after that. Which btw is sounds like a good deal. And i assume you will go green within 3 months. So isnt this another free offer?

06-08-09, 04:38 PM	#57
Wem101 iPod 20gb Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: South East Posts: 438	Not if it has a min contract