Free bubble mailers.

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thguy123 Posted: 07-17-2009 3:02 PM

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As you may know companies give away free samples in hopes you'll like the product and buy it. You can get these online, sometimes they come with a nice free bubble mailer. I have been using these for a while now. Freestufftimes.com is the best website to find free samples. It only gives you the real free samples and not the crappy 100 giftcard offer the makes you spend 200+ dollars on offers. Downside is, they are only samples of products, sometimes they come in nice bubble mailers though, and 95 perent of the time you get a manufacturer coupon.

BTW, the website freestufftimes DOES NOT give you free samples, it just gives you links the the manufacturers website that has free samples... It gets about 2-4 free samples a day...

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chris100185 replied on 07-17-2009 3:09 PM

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thguy123:

not the crappy 100 giftcard offer the makes you spend 200+ dollars on offers.

If you knew how to exploit them you could do pretty well with those sites. I got a PSP, DS, 1 GB pro duo, and logitech case for my PSP without spending a penny.

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eaglethorn replied on 07-17-2009 3:10 PM

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I like free things....

I'll take a closer look at it

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thguy123 replied on 07-17-2009 3:10 PM

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chris100185:

thguy123:

not the crappy 100 giftcard offer the makes you spend 200+ dollars on offers.

If you knew how to exploit them you could do pretty well with those sites. I got a PSP, DS, 1 GB pro duo, and logitech case for my PSP without spending a penny.

I know, just sign up for the offer then cancel it. It's too much hassle.

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chris100185 replied on 07-17-2009 3:14 PM

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thguy123:

chris100185:

thguy123:

not the crappy 100 giftcard offer the makes you spend 200+ dollars on offers.

If you knew how to exploit them you could do pretty well with those sites. I got a PSP, DS, 1 GB pro duo, and logitech case for my PSP without spending a penny.

 

 

 

I know, just sign up for the offer then cancel it. It's too much hassle.

Forget canceling, too much hassle. Just trick the sites into thinking you completed the offer.

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thguy123 replied on 07-17-2009 3:18 PM

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First of all you typed in my quote -_-

How do you do that? PM me if you don't want other to know.

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chris100185 replied on 07-17-2009 3:22 PM

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Don't care, it hasn't worked for years. Basically there were two ways for the offer to approve, it would try to charge your card/checking account immediately, or it would verify the info later. For the later method just put in a bunch of fake info, even though the order would be cancelled later because of fake info, you would still get credit for completion since it confirmed the offer complete after the order was placed.

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DirtyHippie replied on 07-17-2009 3:23 PM

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thguy123:

First of all you typed in my quote -_-

 

How do you do that? PM me if you don't want other to know.

I feel we should all know how to do this because let's face it would be pretty awesome to know how to do.

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thguy123 replied on 07-17-2009 3:24 PM

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chris100185:

Don't care, it hasn't worked for years. Basically there were two ways for the offer to approve, it would try to charge your card/checking account immediately, or it would verify the info later. For the later method even though the order would be cancelled later because of fake info, you would still get credit for completion since it confirmed the offer complete after the order was placed.

OH, so I could buy a prepaid card with 1 cent on it and use that.

It doesn't work anymore???