A recent review of Apple-Freebiesjeebies website by an internet product reviewer has brought up some revealing fact, Sonia Zannoni, an internet product reviewer recently conducted an investigation of free website offers. More information on this investigation can be found on her website: http://apple-
Sonia found that Apple-Freebiesjeebies websites are for real. She learned that "each time a user completes an offer, the Freebiesjeebies is paid a commission or referral fee from the advertiser, which could vary from $20 to $100+ per offer - even for free trials - and this is the principal source of income for the freebie sites" said Sonia.
Sonia discovered that their success is based on the principle of "breakages", which refers to the fact that, many consumers do not successfully fulfill all of the requirements and thus do not qualify for the free gift. "For instance, a user may be required to refer 5 people but that user only refers 3 persons and then loses interest or "quit". When this happen the Freebie websites makes a lot of money because they generated some income and didn't give anything to the user, which translate in pure profit for them" said Sonia.
She found out that Apple-Freebiesjeebies normally do not pay retail price for the items they give away. "They purchase in bulk, and the bottom line is that they get the products for a price that is less that the retail price" said Sonia.
Sonia noticed that one of the advantage of FreebieJeebies is that "you can refer as little as 2 people (which would get you an iPod Shuffle), so if you want to give them a trial run first that would be the best way" she added. Sign up to Apple-Freebiesjeebies, then fill out an offer and finally start referring friends and family. Sit back and wait for your gift.
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