Online Freebies Tips

The purpose of this site is to bring all free collections A-Z one step away from your finger tip. We have taken enough steps to gather many freebies offering sites in various fields and we have listed it here as a cluster.

Significance of this site:

It's a totally free guide for you.Some sites say everything is free & once when you enter they will ask you to register at least minimum of 25$. The sites here are truly a collection of all sites meant freely for people all over the world.

Features of our site:

• We offer here free games, greetings, E-mail, for youth and kids.
• We offer free Online jobs .
• We do offer Business stuffs for business people.
• There is also a lot of free collection of screen savers, wallpapers, free books & magazines.
• There is free fonts available.
• We have placed free funny jokes.
• You can know your future by visiting Horoscopes.
• You can have free tips for health & Beauty.

Our aim as a freebie site is to bring you the most current free stuff.

Most of the sites we link here offer totally free. In most cases you may have to pay shipping fees or send a self addressed envelope to receive your freebie or free sample. Nearly all the freebies you will find over the Internet will require an email address to send you information if you don't want to use your main email account why not click on over to our free email pages to find out how you can get a free email address to sign up and start receiving your freebies today!

As a initiating we have gathered few sites.In future we may join many more sites. If you to have any suggestions feel free to contact us.

Note:

Everything in this site is meant for all and there is no adult content 

Avoiding Freebie Scams:

It seems like freebie scams are all over the Internet these days. We all love getting things for free but you have to be careful when choosing which offers to sign up for or a scam could end up costing you way more than you bargained for.

Before you request your next freebie, read these important tips on how to avoid freebie scams.

Never Pay for a Freebie:

A freebie isn't a freebie unless it's free! If a website wants you to pay for a freebie then don't request it. There are some freebie scams that ask you to pay a small amount of money for a "processing fee" or "shipping and handling." After they've collected the money, they take it and run leaving you and everyone else without the freebie.

Sometimes freebie scams will want you to sign up for a "free trial offer" of one or several online services in order to get your freebie. Avoid these at all costs! At best you'll never be able to get the free trial canceled and at worst they steal your credit card information.

If a Freebie Is Too Good to Be True, It Probably Is:

Most freebies are only worth a few dollars. Occasionally there are freebies worth a bit more. However, you will never get a car, house or large value gift card for free - these are all freebie scams.

A popular freebie scam on the Internet is for gift cards to popular stores or restaurants up to $500. You may see these in your email or even as ads on websites. These are freebie scams and you shouldn't request them. They'll sell your personal information and you'll never receive the gift card.

Get Your Freebies From Reliable Websites:

Big companies such as Walmart and Kraft give out a lot of free sample freebies. They want you to try their products hoping you will then go out and buy them. These big companies have the money to give out all these free samples. When a freebie for a Kraft product is offered, make sure that it's from the Kraft website. You're never going to get a freebie that a website doesn't really have to give out.

Smaller businesses do occasionally give out freebies. These are mostly low cost items such as pens or magnets. If you see a freebie that's over $5 in value offered by a company that you've never heard of then don't request the freebie.

While you want to make sure you're requesting freebies from a reliable website, you should also make sure you're finding your freebies on a reliable freebie website. The About.com Freebies Blog is a great source, but others exist as well. Freebie communities are great because people will post and openly discuss freebies, helping everyone avoid freebie scams.

Don't Give Away Personal Information You Aren't Comfortable Sharing:

Most freebies require at minimum that you provide your name and address. This is acceptable information to require because they need this information to mail the freebie to you. While there may be several other questions asked to get a freebie, I highly recommend that you only provide the information required to get the freebie. Any other non-required information that's asked is likely going to be used for marketing purposes only - in other words, more spam and junk mail.

You should never give out your credit card information or social security number when requesting a freebie. If you see this information required for a freebie then this freebie is probably a scam.

Many times when you request a freebie, the company will want your phone number and email address. This does not mean that the freebie is a scam but if you don't feel comfortable providing the information then don't do it. The same goes for any questions about your household or buying habits.

When In Doubt, Move On:

Let's say you got a freebie lead on a forum where other members say the freebie is valid. You don't have to provide credit card information, your social security number or any other personal information you aren't comfortable with. It doesn't sound too good to be true either but for some reason you still feel funny about it. There's just something not right about it. My advice is to move on to the next freebie. No freebie is worth getting taken by a scam.