is there an offer thats free

ahmedg · 01-11-10, 06:16 PM

i dont mind using my credit card for an offer but it would help if was free. Is there any offers that i could do a free trial and then cancel

**the_icks** · 01-11-10, 06:17 PM

well you can always decide not to continue a free trial, but this should not be your intention from the outset.

why not just do worldwinner for $5 or what ever it costs you.

iFreeZone · 01-11-10, 06:17 PM

don't talk about cancelling...

Harvez · 01-11-10, 06:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ahmedg

i dont mind using my credit card for an offer but it would help if was free. Is there any offers that i could do a free trial and then cancel

What a Spunk Bubble, can see your freebie hunting coming to a sudden end any time soon.

ahmedg · 01-11-10, 06:18 PM

harvez i was asking for peoples opinion i didnt need a dumb retard to comment on my post

Harvez · 01-11-10, 06:24 PM

well I was replying to the Dumb Retard who asked the Dumb NOT ALLOWED to talk about question.

You Spunk Bubble.

Madex · 01-11-10, 06:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ahmedg

harvez i was asking for peoples opinion i didnt need a dumb retard to comment on my post

buckers582 · 01-11-10, 06:27 PM

ZOMGOW3 · 03-11-10, 01:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ahmedg

harvez i was asking for peoples opinion i didnt need a dumb retard to comment on my post

First of all, talking about cancelling offers is not allowed. Signing up for an offer that you are not even remotely interested in just for the sake of going green and cancelling later might get your offer revoked.

Second of all, that "dumb retard" earns more money from FJ than you ever will.

**ryan1087** · 03-11-10, 04:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Harvez

well I was replying to the Dumb Retard who asked the Dumb NOT ALLOWED to talk about question.

You Spunk Bubble.

Spunk Bubble? ha!

jakelong139 · 05-11-10, 12:33 PM

i did intuit and after 1-2 weeks i cancelled and i still have my credits

ndev2k · 05-11-10, 12:34 PM

Also talking about cancelling offers is not allowed.

Not a good start to your time on exceem.

munchies · 10-11-10, 02:01 AM

What if the OP changes the question to, "which offer, out of them all, is most free"? or, "which offers are initially free, and then if I decide that I do not like them, I can cancel them without receiving a charge?" Or maybe "which offer is best for me to try out without having to worry about any repercussions if I don't like it?"

Mostly wondering for my own well-being.

Anyways,

the first offers that I tried were Identity Edge (AKA Identity Lookout and Protect My ID, I had issues clicking the offer link and signing up for something different) and Intuit. Both of them greened for me within 24 hours, and I never paid anything to those companies, outside of the trial-start-up fee--because I did not like the service/find it a necessity.

Have the outlook of, "hey, my incentive to sign up and do x offer is my free gift from FJ, but maybe x will actually be something worth while that I can use." Then if x is not useful for you, discontinue your membership.

jacopeman18 · 10-11-10, 06:30 PM

Intuit is a great 'FREE' offer!

Think about this - your getting a free offer to host a 'free' website for 60 days (60 days because your able to continue for another 30 days after your deadline date for free!)

Then for a few quid a month your able to host your site forever

Oh and whats the best way to gain interest and referrals.... a website!

Make use of it, there's no need to cancel for such a small amount a month!

Remember every refferal is £20 and people are complaining about a measily few quid and getting these £hundreds worth of gifts... Seriously!

sam01794 · 11-11-10, 04:24 PM

I remember when i did the love film offer i forgot to cancel and paid for another 2 weeks.

Didnt care, rented some awesome movies and had a laugh.

CJunk · 12-11-10, 01:52 PM

Isn't spending the $5 worth it? Worldwinner or GameDuel are very quick to respond back to FJ!

jwardmagic · 25-11-10, 12:33 PM

There used to be completely free offers such as love film, and now there only ones are homestead and intuit. They offer free trials but a very good website service.

salmon91 · 07-12-10, 11:53 AM

The 'little bid tasty' offer is good. And it is genuinely a really enjoyable way to spend £10 online I found.

Catherine20 · 15-12-10, 10:13 AM

All this free stuff seems to be a real fraud... Don't believe in all this...

**the_icks** · 15-12-10, 10:15 AM

whats upset you? lol, need any help/advice??

01-11-10, 06:16 PM	#1
ahmedg iPod Shuffle Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 4	is there an offer thats free i dont mind using my credit card for an offer but it would help if was free. Is there any offers that i could do a free trial and then cancel

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the_icks Mr Baldy Chicken Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 14,486	well you can always decide not to continue a free trial, but this should not be your intention from the outset. why not just do worldwinner for $5 or what ever it costs you. __________________ Last edited by the_icks; 01-11-10 at 06:17 PM..

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01-11-10, 06:24 PM	#6
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01-11-10, 06:18 PM	#5
ahmedg iPod Shuffle Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 4	harvez i was asking for peoples opinion i didnt need a dumb retard to comment on my post

05-11-10, 12:33 PM	#11
jakelong139 iPod Shuffle Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 4	i did intuit and after 1-2 weeks i cancelled and i still have my credits

05-11-10, 12:34 PM	#12
ndev2k Looking for a new job!! Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: St Helens Posts: 4,277	Also talking about cancelling offers is not allowed. Not a good start to your time on exceem. __________________ Free Stuff \|Free iPhone 3GS \| Free Nintendo Wii \| Free PS3 \| Free Stuff Spoiler Received: DS Lite w/Cooking Guide \| Bank Transfers worth £1839 \| 320GB WD Portable HDD \| 8GB iPod Touch \| Navman S70 3D Sat Nav \| Sony Playstation 3 80GB \| £340 Amazon Vouchers \| Singstar Vol 1 & 2 \| Fisher Price Little People Santa's Sleigh \| 7 in 1 Trekker from Mothercare \| Singstar Abba \| iPod Shuffle 1GB Blue \| Windows 7 Ultimate \| Linksys Wireless Router \| Buzz Quiz TV \| Buzz Brain of the UK \| Silver Necklace \| Bio-Oil \| iPhone 3GS 16GB \| 750GB Internal Hard Drive \| SATA Cable \| Hoover Dishwasher \| Sceptre II Gas Fire \| Walnut Fire Surround \| Heated Towel Radiator \| Amazon Kindle 3G + Wi-Fi \| £424 Paypal \| £520 worth of Building Materials \| X-Factor (Dual Mic Pack) Game (PS3) \| £90 Amazon Vouchers (prizes in Competition) \| Nintendo 3DS with Zelda Game Value Of Received Gifts : £6019(approx)

10-11-10, 02:01 AM	#13
munchies iPod Nano 1GB Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 45	What if the OP changes the question to, "which offer, out of them all, is most free"? or, "which offers are initially free, and then if I decide that I do not like them, I can cancel them without receiving a charge?" Or maybe "which offer is best for me to try out without having to worry about any repercussions if I don't like it?" Mostly wondering for my own well-being. Anyways, the first offers that I tried were Identity Edge (AKA Identity Lookout and Protect My ID, I had issues clicking the offer link and signing up for something different) and Intuit. Both of them greened for me within 24 hours, and I never paid anything to those companies, outside of the trial-start-up fee--because I did not like the service/find it a necessity. Have the outlook of, "hey, my incentive to sign up and do x offer is my free gift from FJ, but maybe x will actually be something worth while that I can use." Then if x is not useful for you, discontinue your membership.

10-11-10, 06:30 PM	#14
jacopeman18 iPod Shuffle Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 26	Intuit is a great 'FREE' offer! Think about this - your getting a free offer to host a 'free' website for 60 days (60 days because your able to continue for another 30 days after your deadline date for free!) Then for a few quid a month your able to host your site forever Oh and whats the best way to gain interest and referrals.... a website! Make use of it, there's no need to cancel for such a small amount a month! Remember every refferal is £20 and people are complaining about a measily few quid and getting these £hundreds worth of gifts... Seriously!

11-11-10, 04:24 PM	#15
sam01794 iPod Nano 4GB Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 299	I remember when i did the love film offer i forgot to cancel and paid for another 2 weeks. Didnt care, rented some awesome movies and had a laugh.

12-11-10, 01:52 PM	#16
CJunk iPod Nano 1GB Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 43	Isn't spending the $5 worth it? Worldwinner or GameDuel are very quick to respond back to FJ!

25-11-10, 12:33 PM	#17
jwardmagic iPod Nano 1GB Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 59	There used to be completely free offers such as love film, and now there only ones are homestead and intuit. They offer free trials but a very good website service.

07-12-10, 11:53 AM	#18
salmon91 iPod Nano 1GB Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 59	The 'little bid tasty' offer is good. And it is genuinely a really enjoyable way to spend £10 online I found.

15-12-10, 10:13 AM	#19
Catherine20 iPod Shuffle Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 9	All this free stuff seems to be a real fraud... Don't believe in all this...

15-12-10, 10:15 AM	#20
the_icks Mr Baldy Chicken Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 14,486	whats upset you? lol, need any help/advice?? __________________