freetech4you.com

[mercinary]

This one looks to be borderline pyramid/ponzi. I haven't looked the site over yet, but it appears that you have to complete an offer as well as refer friends in order to get your "fere gift".

-Merc

[FreeTech4You]

:) Hello, I am the owner of freetech4you, and would just like to clear that we are not a scam, you can visit the site here http://www.freetech4you.com , or our Business site here http://www.unknowntech.com

[MatrixWatch]

Seems like one of those new "refer a friend for this offer" schemes. I'm sure that if anyone is ever scammed then they will post here immediately.

[mercinary]

Yeah, these things are springing up all over the place. I've considered creating a master-list of them, but I can't be sure if they are fraudulent or legit.

I guess time will tell.

-Merc

[avago181]

A few have appeared in the UK recently, i don't believe they are illegal. I have joined one to check it out and five of my referrers who had completed one of the two offers needed, mysteriously disappeared from my list.

[MatrixWatch]

I had a friend who joined the FreeiPods site, but he never received his iPod when he referred the required amount of people.

[concerned]

Scam or not, they are a complete waste of time. If you actually get something it probably works out to your work earning you about $.01 per hour.

[ycchen]

:) Hello, I am the owner of freetech4you, and would just like to clear that we are not a scam.

I would appreciate if you could clarify a few questions for us.

1. Could you kindly show us some authentic testimonial of your members receiving your "free gift"? Digital pictures with the actual gift will be great! :)

2. Could you kindly show us the ratio of your member who gets their free gifts? 90%? 5%? 1%?

3. Could you elaborate a bit about your business model? Where do you get the money to pay out the free gifts?

4. What is the average waiting time for member to receive their free gift AFTER they have complete your requirement?

Thanks.