Free iPod Arrived
The iPod Nano arrived today. It's working as advertised. My only hands-on experience with an iPod was a few minutes fiddling with Don's in the car the last time I was out. It's got a great interface and is very easy to use. Now I'm finally setting up iTunes for real use, as opposed to just being installed for podcast and stream testing!
Thanks again to the people who used my link and completed an offer: Keith, Scott, Ray, and two other people I'm not sure that I know personally. The site isn't showing me the list of people who arrived through my link, so if I missed you, sorry!
I posted a few other photos out to Flickr if you want to see the packaging and swag that arrived with the Nano.
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With the help of this site, users can now get the most popular gadgets of 2005 for free.
Based on a system that had huge uptake in the US Exceem.co.uk has developed an online forum that helps its free members recieve free gifts. Its verry simple they just sign up to a list of free networks and complete a trial offer with a leading online company such as Screen Select or GameAccount and then refer five friends.
This means that instead of paying for traditional advertising to attract new people these companies are rewarding people for test-driving their products and services.
The BBC's Gavin Esler, following a report on the US system couldn't wait for it to be available in the UK: "If there is anyone watching who has not rushed off to try this at home, I should point out these offers are only available in the States at the moment otherwise I would be on my computer!" With Exceem.co.uk, users right across the UK and US can now get a free ipod video or sony psp delivered to their door for free.
Trevor Edwards from cheshire uk who received a free ipod and had previously received an Ipod mini from freeipoduk , said: "There was no catch and no surprises - just a completely free product Delivered to my door with no strings attached."
Posted by: ipod nano | October 15, 2005 8:50 AM
Posted by: jessica rodenbough | November 2, 2005 4:43 PM