Get an iPod, Nintendo Wii, Xbox, iPhone, MacBook, or GHD gift set for £10 or less.

Love hi-tech gadgets but loathe the prices? Well now there's a solution.

Follow three simple steps and receive the latest iPod of your choice, games console, or GHD straighteners for under £10 - As featured on BBC Newsnight, CNN, & more.

Things You'll Need

* Residency in the UK, US, Canada, or Australia.
* Your own computer with internet connection.
* Mobile phone/sim card with £7 - £10 (or equivalent) credit

Just 3 simple steps

Click here to register free & choose your iPod
Participate in just ONE sponsored offer
Refer 5 or more friends to do the same

How It Works

This is a new form of online marketing that enables companies to advertise their services/products to the general public through sponsored offers.

Sponsored offers are simply potential customers trying a service from one of the reputable well-known companies listed, such as easycinema, blockbusters, celldorado and more. An offer will typically cost less than £10 (or equivalent) to complete, and you will only ever need to participate in ONE.

You receive your free gift as an incentive for trying out one of these services, and recommending a few friends to do the same. This essentially gains the companies new customers when, and if we decide to continue with them.

What's the catch?

The great thing is, there really isn't one. Incentive sites earn commission when a new customer completes an offer on their sponsors' site, earning them enough to purchase our chosen gifts, and make a profit. So everybody wins.

The Offers

The majority of offers DO NOT require a credit card or billing information, and are therefore accessible to all ages (13+). Simply receive one bonus realtone or game via your mobile phone, and that is your offer completed.

If after your offer shows as complete, you decide the service is not for you, you are not obligated to continue with it, however, it is important that you do give it a fair try. Offer completions typically credit within 24 hours.

The Proof

Some of us are quite skeptical by nature, and because we rarely get expensive hi-tech gadgets for very little cost, this is understandable. This new phenomenon however, has been reported legitimate by a number or reliable sources in the media. BBC NEWS, CNN, NBC, The New York Times, and G4TV just to name a few.

See for yourself. Watch the BBC NEWS report, G4TV interview, and testimonial video below. Additionally, you can also visit the eXceem forum. Members of this ever-growing community have received almost £160,000 worth of free gifts between them alone. Head over to the 'I Got My Free Item!' topics to take a peek.

'Free iPod' Report on BBC Newsnight

Tom Carver of the BBC, reporting on incentive sites, and the customers benefiting from them.

BBC Newsnight 'Free iPod' Report by Tom Carver

Tom Carver of the BBC reporting on legitimate reward sites giving away free iPods and other gifts. Claim a free gift here: http://gifts.freebiejeebies.co.uk/43 Open to the UK, US & Canada. ----THINGS TO REMEMBER---- * Only one person, per household and IP address (computer) is permitted to register. *A completed offer will typically show as pending/complete within 48 hours. *Referred friends must be unique with unique addresses. *You cannot refer yourself, or anyone living with you. ----TIPS---- *Enable & clear your browser's cookies before completing your offer to ensure it tracks properly. *You don't just have to refer your friends - post discussions in forums, myspace, facebook, chatrooms, make posters etc (only where allowed, DO NOT spam as this is against the T&C and may get you put on hold). *The offer is open to the UK, US & Canada. You can also refer people who live in any of the above countries. *If you want to gain referrals quickly, consider trading with other freebie hunters. This is a popular method where you can trade a referral for referral, or referral for cash. ****WARNING**** Scammers are trying to scam people into signing up under a "hacked" link, claiming it will give you up to 999 instant referrals. There is no such thing as a "hacked link" - by signing up under their so-called "hacked" link, you will be giving the scammer a free referral to his/her account, and you will never see those instant referrals they falsely claim you will. If there was a genuine "hack", they would already have all the referrals they need, and would not be trying to persuade you to sign up. If you've been scammed, you can report it to the freebie website and ask to have yourself removed from your scammer's referral list, it is also likey that the freebie site will disable his/her account for scamming.

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G4 talks to the company behind incentive sites - Gratis Internet.

Hosts of US TV Show 'G4', talks to Rob Joel of Gratis Internet - the company behind incentive sites.

Free iPods - Really Free?

Hosts of US Show 'G4TV', talks to the company behind 'freebie sites' - Gratis Internet. Claim a free gift here: http://gifts.freebiejeebies.co.uk/43 Open to the UK, US & Canada. 1) Register free & participate in one offer 2) Refer a few friends 3) Order your free gift

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Testimonial Video - Gifts Arrive

Anthony Kuske of Dover, receiving his gifts.
3media - Anthony's Website

Things To Remember

In order to receive your gift, it is important that none of the incentive site's terms & conditions are broken, intentionally or otherwise.

- Only ONE person per household and ip address (computer) is permitted to register on the site.
- You cannot refer yourself, or anyone living with you.
- Spamming of any kind to gain referrals is not tolerated.
- Any one offer can only be completed once, and for the first time.

Above all, DO NOT try and cheat the system as this is guaranteed to get you put on hold. Simply adhere to the T&C, and you are guaranteed your gift.

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