Do you want to get your hands on a free Ipod? Well here is your chance, and you can get one for free, yes free! (PLEASE READ ON, THIS IS BBC APPROVED AND 100% GENUINE).
THIS IS A GREAT OPPURTUNITY, PLEASE READ ON, I WASN'T SURE AT FIRST BUT I'VE NEVER LOOKED BACK!
All you need to do is cut and paste this link into your toolbar and away you go. In 3 easy steps you'll have your free IPOD.
1. Follow this link and register (Free of charge)
http://ipodsgiveaway.co.uk/index.php?referral=197980
2.Complete one offer. I would do the DVD rental site Screenselect as you can do a free 21 day trial and cancel it within the 21 days and you have no charge. (Just make sure you add 10 dvds into your wishlist!)
3. Once you have completed the offer (this will take about 3 days) you have to refer some friends to do the same, once they register, along will come your IPOD absolutely free of charge and for only about 20 minutes of your time.
I know what your thinking, this must be a scam, well think again. I was referred to this by my brother who is now sitting here with his brand new IPOD.
It has also been looked into by the BBC and proved to be 100% genuine! See below:
AS SEEN ON BBC TV
Free iPods
There is no such thing as a free lunch. But there might be such a thing as a free iPod, or a free flatscreen TV.
Big American companies are now offering free goodies in return for young consumers trying out their products. There must be a catch, surely?
Tom Carver reported on attempts to hook for life the most highly prized customers - those consumers aged 18 to 24.
TOM CARVER, BBC NEWSNIGHT REPORTER:
Want a free iPod? Go to http://ipodsgiveaway.co.uk/index.php?referral=197980
and get one, honest. It seems like a scam and looks like a scam one of the hottest accessories being given away for nothing. Where is the catch? There isn't one, and 16,000 free iPods have been shipped out so far. You can also get free flatscreen TVs and computers. On American college campuses students are busy building their own websites to link to freeiPods.com. John Sauer was inspired after his arrived in the mail. He had to sign up to a free trial posted by an advertiser and then get five friends to do the same. Why? The tried and tested methods of advertisers are no longer working. When they do see one, they no longer believe it. Only 30% of Americans trust the claims in an advertisement. It is getting harder for a company to reach a customer which is why they are prepared to pay them. | 
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