How It Works

This is a work from home job, but it's actually real. Here is how it works -

This is an example, but the premise is the same for most similar sites, so I'm using generic terms.

Website X gets 100 advertisers to place ads on their sites.

Website X gets paid by these advertisers every time a person comes to their site and signs up for a program or buys a service. The products/services are sometimes free, sometimes only a few bucks, and sometimes expensive. For the free and cheap offers, the reason Website X still gets paid is because, on average, the person purchases more products or services from the advertiser after the free or cheap purchase.

How does website X get people to come to their site and sign up with their advertisers?

They offer cash or prizes to people for signing up with a specified number of advertisers, and then referring a certain number of other people to do the same thing. Overall, the cash and prizes given out are worth less than the money brought in from the advertisers, so they make a profit.

So where do you come in?

I have signed up with a few of these websites like Website X and completed some offers, but I need to refer a few people to get my prize. I will pay you to be my referral.

I will pay anywhere from $5 to $30 depending on the site you want to do. You can do just one site if you want, or you can do more and make more money. If you do well enough, I'll show you how to get your own referrals and make even more.

You will need a home computer with internet.

You will need a valid credit or debit card. IMPORTANT - This may scare you off right now, but I'll explain why you need it, and why it's safe, and you've probably seen similar situations before. Many of the offers are free trials that you need to cancel if you don't want to keep them. They get your credit card info in the hopes that either you will forget to cancel or you will like the service and keep it, in either case they go ahead and charge you. If you cancel before the end of the trial, you are fine. ALSO, noone is ever allowed to charge your card without your consent and almost all major credit cards allow you to dispute unauthorized transactions and have them removed in case you're that worried about it. But if you follow the rules, you'll be fine.
You will need a paypal account. It's easy to set one up if you don't have one already.
You will need some very basic computer and organizational skills to help you understand the process and to make sure you do everything correctly to get paid.

I will prove that this is legitimate and that I am legitimate. We can talk via messenger or over the phone.

Email me here if you want more information. I'll pay you $10 for your first trade, and its an easy one that will probably take 30-45 minutes at most.

Here is a "payment proof picture" from someone I was a referral for.

Ready To Start Completing Offers?

Are you ready to start completing offers? If so, here are the steps you need to follow.

1. Make sure you have read the section on setting up your browser and the rules. It cannot be stressed enough that you need to know what you're doing and take your time with this. It's not hard to learn and it's very simple once you do, but you MUST do it right or you won't get credit or payment and you'll limit your income potential for freebie trading down the road as well.

2. Make sure you have some kind(ANY KIND) of system set up to keep records. When I first started, I just kept everything in a simple text file. A spreadsheet may be better in the long run, but anything will do when you're first starting out.

3. Log in to the freebie site and get an idea of the offers you want to complete to get the number of credits that you need. Then log back out of the freebie site and go to step 4.

4. Properly set up your computer and browser for completing offers. This will mean closing all windows and disabling any security software that isn't part of your browser. Then start your browser, make sure your settings are correct, clear your cookies/cache/browsing history, then login to the freebie site. The freebie site is the site that offers the prize(cash, ipods, laptops, etc.).

4. Start completing offers. Do one at a time and don't open up offers until you're ready to complete them. This is why you did step 3. If you need to go back and check out an offer again before you complete it, just make sure you log back out and go back to step 4 before going back to actually complete it. You don't need to clear your private data(cookies/cache/browsing history) in between each offer if you're going to several in one session.

5. Now all you need to do is wait for credit. Contact me if you have any questions through the link at the bottom of the "How It Works" section.

Setting Up Your Browser

It's very important that you set up your browser and computer properly to receive credits for the offers that you complete.

Certain data has to be transferred from the offer site(like Napster's website if you are doing a Napster offer) to the freebie site(like zipnadazilch.com where all the offers are located). For this data to get from one place to another properly, you need to make sure your computer isn't blocking it. To do this, you need to closely follow the preceding rules. This section will be updated with further details as time allows, but for now these are the basics. If you need further help with your specific browser version and can't figure it out here, please go to google and search(for instance put in "how do i turn off cookies in internet explorer 8")

ONE QUICK NOTE: Although Internet Explorer(and possibly other browsers) will work, the most highly recommended browser for completing freebie sites is Mozilla Firefox. If possible, please download it before completing sites.

1. Before completing any offers, you need to turn off any antivirus, firewalls, spyware blockers, pop-up blockers, or other security you have running. You can turn it back on as soon as you have followed the procedure to complete the offer properly. To do this, normally your security programs will show in the "running tasks" in the right bottom corner of your screen. Open the security software from there and turn everything off. I will at some point get more program-specific information for different security programs on this site, but until then if you're having trouble with this, go to google and put in "how to disable (your security software)" where you put the name of your security software in and you don't need to quotes or parentheses.

2. You will need to go to allow cookies and pop-ups through your browser. With most browsers and versions, go to the Tools tab at the top of your browser, and click on Options or Internet Options. There will be different sections, and most likely what you need will be in the Content and/or Privacy sections. Make sure you allow all cookies, even third-party cookies, then find a setting that says either Allow Popups or Do Not Block Popups and set it to allow popups. Again, if you're having trouble, go to google and search "how to allow cookies in (your browser name and version)" or something similar. You should be able to find your browser version under the Help or About tab along the top of the browser window.

3. Before you sign in to the freebie site and start completing offers, you will need to clear your private date(particularly cookies, cache, and browsing history). This should also be under Tools, Options/Internet Options, and then Privacy. Make sure you've cleared/deleted these things before you log in to start completing offers. Once again, if you're having trouble, go to google and search "how to clear your cookies in (browser name and version)" or "how to clear your private data in (browser name and version)".

The Basic Rules

You will learn more about why these rules are necessary as you go, but for now just understand that in order for this all to work as it should without causing yourself any problems, you MUST follow these rules EVERY TIME and TO THE LETTER.

1. Always use your home computer, and always use the same one once you start completing offers.

2. Make sure you are not using a proxy. You can check here. If you see "This request appears NOT to have come via a proxy.", then you are all set.

3. Always use your real information(name, address, phone, etc.) when signing up for the freebie sites, AND when completing offers, and any other time you are asked for your information.

4. You must be 18 or older and reside in the US, Canada, or the UK.

5. You can only have ONE account per household per freebie site.

6. Use a regular Visa or Mastercard debit or credit card when completing offers. Prepaid cards are not allowed. Paypal debit cards are not allowed. The paypal plug-in is not allowed.

7. Do not try to cheat, scam, or do anything fraudulent or you will not get paid and you will cause yourself quite a bit of trouble.

8. Keep VERY detailed records of everything you do - every site you sign up for, every offer you sign up for, date and time you did it, name and contact info for the website, who you talk to on the phone and their customer service agent number, and anything else you do. A spreadsheet is best for this and I will try to offer one soon to my referrals, but for now, just keep track of every detail however works best for you.

9. Read the fine print. Always, always, always read the fine print. Always read the terms and conditions, always know what you're signing up(watch for piggyback offers - this is when you get signed up for an extra product/service automatically when you sign up for the first)

10. Take your time and be patient. You can make some money fast with freebie trading, but if you try to do too much too fast, you can get yourself in a real bind, so take your time and be patient.

11. Set up your computer properly. This is very important. Please see the section on how to do this(currently being updated, will be back online ASAP).

12. When you sign up to receive a service or product, actually try it, even if it means just browsing the website for a couple minutes or opening the package you ordered and giving the product a good once-over, etc.

13. Be cautious and responsible, but not afraid. Although occasionally, a company or website will try to screw you over and charge something they shouldn't to your card, 99 percent of the time everything is legitimate as long as you've read the fine print. However, if you do get charged something you shouldn't, be aware that there are many ways to get your money back, the easiest being to dispute a charge with your bank or credit card company. There's no need to be afraid of entering your credit card info to complete offers. It is ILLEGAL for a company to charge your card for something you have not authorized.

14. When you learn about crediting and offers, instant does not always mean instant, and free does not always mean free. As stated in rule 9, always read the fine print.