im in a websit were i can get a free ipo. do u think its real?
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no don’t fall 4 it!
most are just spam. they get your address and mail you all kinds of spam ads. waste of paper, huh?
IPO can never be free.
It must be a scam / spam.
Delete it.
Ipodsweepstakes.com is one that I know as fact is real, I myself got a video iPod from it, and there are hundreds/thousands of others who have gotten iPods there…on a forum I visit I know there’s a person there that has gotten at least a dozen free ones.
You can read the proof over at SlickDeals.net (the forum)…do a search for “ipodsweepstakes” and you’ll find the main threads about it. Lots of people even posted photos of their iPods.
I think instead of an ipo(?) you need an English teacher. What language is that post suppose to be, anyway?
Most of these sites have so many restrictions for claiming the “prize” that it is almost impossible to get. Often, the prize is free, but you have to pay shipping and handling. And the shipping and handling fee is inflated substantially. The majority of these sites are merely set up to harvest e-mail and phone numbers for marketing companies. So even if you ge the free ipo, or whatever it is you think you are getting, you have opened yourself up to tons of SPAM and potential viruses and scams.