You know what I mean! HAs anyone clicked on those annoying banners (any one of them) the ones that you have to play a mini-game or guess the star's name or chose which handbag you like best...\n\nAnyone ever done that? Have you actually gotten free stuff?
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LOL.  I know someone who has actually gotten stuff from those banner ads.  But I would NOT say it was free.  You have to fill out a survey and complete 2-3 of their sponsors offers, Like buying books or signing up for AOL for a month...Things you really wouldn't just go looking for on a regular basis.  Once you have completed the offers and paid a lot of money to their sponsors, then you get like a free ring tone.\n\nI have never met anyone who received anything like and X-box 360, or anything really valued over $5.00
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"Sweeping." Or, entering sweepstakes online. I started in January and so far I have won "The Best and Worst of American Idol season 1-4" on DVD, a free 8oz bottle of Nivea Lotion, and Yves Rocher Beaty Botanicals Gift Basket worth $50, loads of coupons for free stuff, all kinds of samples too.  Here are the sites that I Use.  You will become addicted.  It's so much fun.
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Wish there was a way you can click on a persons name and it would "ignore" like at some other places. There are several here that I would like to do that to, but then they would just change names, and then \n\nHere we go again!
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They do have a forum http://www.cashcrate.com/forum/\nand I don't think they would allow freeom to talk among the members if they didn't pay...wouldn't make sense.  I was on there the other night asking some questions, (I'm marytoad on there, pm me if you'd like!;-)  ). and one of the members said they had 80 something referrals & "this site pays".\n\nI just bought $250+ worth of advertising today, I believe in that site so much.  My teenage daughter does the ads & I am mainly into the referral part of it!  \n\nIt's fun.  PM me on there, if you want to - you've got a friend here! Or email: mamabearbea at yahoo dot com.
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There were catalogs when I was a kid that would offer free stuff from different companies.  Samples, coloring books, little toys, stuff like that.  I know there are sites that offer free stuff, but I think they just hook you so that they can send spam to your inbox.  If you are willing to take the chance...
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I am a mystery shopper in australia. I didnt have to pay anything. If u can, u could take your kids with you. It only takes a couple of minutes. Its so much fun and i get free stuff. I can spend up to $20 and the company re-emburses me within 2 days, while i keep the products. I joined through shopncheck.com.au. You should be able to find one that doesnt cost u any money. I have 2 kids under 5 and they dont cause a problem while i am mystery shopping
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I think its all a bunch of hooey. I never have gotten paid or rewarded for the stupid surveys. Nor have I EVER heard of someone who got those things either. I think it is a conspiracy. LOL
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Well atleast you earned your $1 for referrel.\n\nBut I am reporting you for spamming. Sorry!
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You're not alone. I think we've all answered the life altering question "Is my Avatar HOT" out of boredom a time or two. I do think that the all out blitz to pile up points has gotten way out of hand. What purpose can be served with being able to say you have 10, 15, 30 & 50,000+ points other than to boost a fragile ego? Granted, some of the Q&As these people have are quite good, but they seem to have built a leagion of followers who hail them as a prophet based on their points total when in fact they pad that total with unlimited rates and votes points. The whole idea was to help, inform and have a little fun, not build an empire based on points for self-gratification, but I suppose that is the competitive nature of the beast. Getting voted as Best Answer and a few Thumbs Up, I will admitt, dose make me feel good knowing that someone appreciated what I had to say but it's not an all consuming mission. It has almost gotten to the point where Yahoo! has lost control of what started out as a good idea and I'm not sure how they can get it back.
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well i did soo to bad =D LOL.\n\noh yea, and http://www.geocities.com/lilndnplaya/noclick.html <--that is the link. (your's had a >DO at the end. haha)\n\n-alyssa
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I get lots of these lately too.  I don't even open them, just delete them.  THEY'RE SO ANNOYING!
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Yes, that's SPAM and it's coming from advertisers.  Same stuff you get in your email inbox, just through MySpace instead.  Flag those messages as SPAM (there's an option for this in MySpace) to report them.  And of course don't fall for any of it.  I'm sure there are some real giveaways, but you won't get them as a message or bulletin.  You'll see them as clickable ads in MySpace.
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think it may be fun then decide there is not enough time for fun.  Link sounds interesting though and a good way to promote membership.  Are you in advertising? If not should be.
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yes! I'm getting g you won foreign lottery emails too. trying to rip us why is there no direct reporting mechanism fro spam especially form a yahoo customer?! or is there?\n\nUSA4 ETHANOL! UCANT FUND TERRORISM ON SOYBEANS\nhows that for PC?
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LensCrafters is running a scam. \n\nI went there yesterday and showed them the box I'm living out of, and I even blew some of my unimaginable halitosis on the lady who was fitting a frame on my face.  I thought for sure I was going to get hooked up!  But they pointed at my "Will Work for Food" sign, and noted that I used a "Sharpie" Brand marker to write on the sign (instead of using my own feces - oops, my mistake),  and they said that *I* was too rich, too.  \n\nIt must be a marketing strategy.
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Are you too cheap to pay for a real advert?\n\nI would imagine you are gonna get some "interesting" replies here.
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Yes. I have been there before...a couple weeks ago I was searching for flash files to mooch for myspace bullitens and I ran into it...nice site...huge library of fun little flash games.