Help with this "Offer"

[Sismael]

I'm going to go for one of the free offers so picked this one:

To complete this offer subscribe to the 30 day free trial and create a website. You must not cancel immediately or the offer will be revoked. A credit card is required to complete this offer and virtual/prepaid cards are not permitted. If you sign up without a credit card you will not be credited.

I don't want to pay so when exactly do I cancel this offer? How many days do they consider to be "immediately"?

Thanks for your help sorry if I'm such a noob and dont tell me "you have been here for a year and dont know how to do this"

[NeonLord]

I am going to tell you that ''you have been here for a year and dont know that your not supposed to talk about canceling offers''.

[Sismael]

Originally Posted by NeonLord

I am going to tell you that ''you have been here for a year and dont know that your not supposed to talk about canceling offers''.

So I'm not meant to cancel the offer? That's pretty stupid as I'll end up paying the site and it wont end up being a freebie

[NeonLord]

...I am not going to help you cancel anything, try actualy looking round the forum, the only thing thats 'stupid' is that your asking these questions after 132 posts and that you have been here a year, also you dont seem to know what is and isnt allowed to be talked about, surprised you havent posted your ref link.

[Sismael]

Originally Posted by NeonLord

...I am not going to help you cancel anything, try actualy looking round the forum, the only thing thats 'stupid' is that your asking these questions after 132 posts and that you have been here a year, also you dont seem to know what is and isnt allowed to be talked about, surprised you havent posted your ref link.

Whats with the attitude? I mostly post in the online freebies section and havent really looked in depth at the freebiejeebie sections. And I'm not a dumbass I think I know that your not allowed to post your referral link

[moviedrome]

Don't take out the offer if you've already decided to cancel it. Only try offers you are interested in.

[MarioShamir]

Originally Posted by Sismael

Whats with the attitude? I mostly post in the online freebies section and havent really looked in depth at the freebiejeebie sections. And I'm not a dumbass I think I know that your not allowed to post your referral link

Not supposed to talk about canceling offers either. It's against the rules to encourage anyone to cancel anything. It's considered fraudulent to cancel anything just for the sake of getting credit - especially when that's how freebiejeebies gets paid. Again, you're not obligated to keep anything if you don't like it, but to be fare, you should try out something you're interested in.

If completing an offer is that much of a big deal, then you can trade in an extra 3 referrals to receive credit for completing an offer. This means, if you want a free ipod shuffle, you'll have to get an extra 3 greens (referrals who complete an offer) on top of the required amount.

[Sismael]

Originally Posted by MarioShamir

Not supposed to talk about canceling offers either. It's against the rules to encourage anyone to cancel anything. It's considered fraudulent to cancel anything just for the sake of getting credit - especially when that's how freebiejeebies gets paid. Again, you're not obligated to keep anything if you don't like it, but to be fare, you should try out something you're interested in.

If completing an offer is that much of a big deal, then you can trade in an extra 3 referrals to receive credit for completing an offer. This means, if you want a free ipod shuffle, you'll have to get an extra 3 greens (referrals who complete an offer) on top of the required amount.

Didn't understand that

And Sorry guys I should have read the rules

[Cruelworld]

Originally Posted by Sismael

Didn't understand that

Easy.
Get yourself 3 completed referrals (greens) and you can trade them for your own offer to be completed.

So this will cost you £60.

Far better off paying for an offer yourself, or completing a free one but only choose an offer that you want to complete, not just for the sake of it.