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Free Ipod Deal

It has been so easy for my friends to get a new Ipod that now I want one. They work on both Apple and Windows computers. You can have as many as 5,000 songs in one Ipod. Here is what Spin magazine says:

“The iPod is the perfect device for anyone who wants to pretend that life is just a movie, and they’re the main character.” —Spin magazine columnist Chuck Klosterman, who calls the iPod the “only piece of technology that has ever improved” his life without any downside. “My cell phone makes me efficient, but it makes it impossible for me to disappear,” he writes. “The Internet makes me happy, but it also makes me lazy (less willing to write traditional letters, less interested in making casual in-person conversation, etc.). But my iPod brings no such baggage. … This is the new reality that we can now enter: Suddenly, everyone can make a soundtrack for every moment in his or her day” [Spin, 11/04]


I checked out how this works and got the scoop on it from a friend who has received her free Ipod list priced at $299.00. It is a lot easier than any of the other offers on the web that I have seen. So go to this site, the Free Ipod site. You have to complete one offer (There are quite a few choices to choose from.) I rejoined BMG Music club. 12 CDs for the price of 1 deal. This club is more efficient than any other music club because you just have to buy one cd in the future to complete your order. I picked up cds from the Moody Blues, the Police, and others. Anyway, nowadays they email you selection of the month offers and you just email back to cancel. I figure I will buy my 1 cd in a month get a few more cds and cancel while I am ahead. (Sony and BMG are merging and before long the 1 CD offer will go the way of the dinosaur.) I wanted to join again anyway before it was too late. So, now my offer is complete. I need 5 more people to complete one and by doing so get in on the opportunity to have 5 of their friends join for them and get a free Ipod too. I was a skeptic until my friend got a free one.

Here is a quote from a friend who got one:

ok very simple. when you sign up, you go to the “refer friends” link and you can either submit your friends’ email addresses (which is a nasty thing to do), or you can copy/paste the referral link they give you so that your specifically-encoded link is the one people go to.
then you copy/paste that link into your blog sidebar links and/or into individual emails that you send to your friends (thereby letting THEM decide who gets their email addresses)
there are 2 requirements you have to meet:
(1) complete one of their sponsors’ offers. meaning, sign up for a free two-week trial or subscription from one of their advertisers, then cancel it within the two weeks. most of them are free. i picked stamps.com’s postage thing — didn't even take advantage of the free postage — and canceled myself after two weeks. no cost to me.
(2) of the friends that you referred to your link, some of them will sign up too. the only other thing you have to do is hope that your friends who did sign up through your referral link will complete their own first (1) requirement. once five of them do, you’re ready to request your free iPod.
once you finish your requirements and request the iPod, they run a verification check to make sure all your contacts are real people and that you did everything above board. that takes 3-5 days supposedly, but mine took 2 days. once that’s done (you’ll be checking your status to see when it’s done), you can go ahead and fill out the shipping order, your actual iPod order. there is still no cost to you.
for someone like you [someone who already owns an iPod and knows how great it can be], you might want to consider the options — instead of getting a 20gig regular, or a 4gig mini, you can also opt to receive $250 worth of iTunes for free. someone like you might prefer that to the others.
* ONE drawback: it takes a while to arrive. i ordered on 10/5, it was ordered from the supplier on 10/13; on 11/10 i finally got a mail that it’d been shipped to me. it said it could take up to two more weeks…but it actually arrived yesterday! but i wasn’t there to sign for FedEx’s delivery. so for today i signed a slip and found the package under the rug on my front porch this afternoon. if you can stand the wait, all was well with the shipping/handling. all free. all in shrink wrap. all happy.

I assure you it is legit because I also know a professor at Covenant college who got one.
Here is my referral link. To help me get my iPod, click this exact link to join, or copy and paste it into a browser: http://www.freeiPods.com/?r=12273824