# Get FREE Sony VAIO, iPod, Xbox, PlayStation, or Cell Phone when you spend $40..!! [Archive]

TSR

06-10-2004, 06:15 PM

Clevo

07-10-2004, 05:25 AM

YES! It's true! They're offering you the best (FREE!)
deals you'll ever find. They've got FREE Cell Phones,
FREE iPods, FREE Gaming Consoles, FREE Sony Vaio
and more FREE GIFTS to come soon!
All items provided by them are brand new, boxed
and with full warranty. No contracts are required
and all items are ready to be used immediately.
They ship internationally!

What you should do is to follow this link,
registered and purchase 2-pack of Cell Phone
Signal Boosters for US$ 40. Then sit down and
relax while waiting for your FREE gift to arrive.

http://www.getgiftsforfree.com/index.php?ref_id=4522

How does it work?
When you buy our product, 2-pack of Cell Phone
Signal Boosters, your name are entered into the waiting
list for a free gift of your choice (your chosen cell phone,
ipod, xbox, ps2, sony vaio etc). When the required
number of new members join, the person currently
at the top of the list will receive their chosen free gift.
The next person will follow the same rule.

Is this a MLM or a Pyramid Scheme?
This should not be confused as an MLM (Multi Level
Marketing) or pyramid scheme. This is a straight
line system. Who is in the first list will get the gift
first like the motto "First in First Out (FIFO)". So go
get them and be hurry. Don't let others one step
ahead of you.

http://www.getgiftsforfree.com/index.php?ref_id=4522

You can monitor your position on the list everytime.
They also use PayPal as one of the payment method so
you can protect yourself and feel more assure that
members who joined the program are real and not scums.

Be hurry.... before the list get longer. The longer
the list the longer you have to wait !!!

You should be aware that cell phone signal boosters are illegal in Australia, I suggest anyone interested should contact the Australian Communications Authority. Copies below is a statement from their web site.

In brief: ACA alerts owners of banned mobile phone boosters

Consumers should be aware that it is illegal to possess non-compliant mobile phone booster amplifiers, also known as 'boosters', for the purpose of connection or supply .

There are significant safety concerns over the use of non-compliant boosters in Australia. Contrary to some claims, non-compliant boosters have a very harmful effect on the integrity and operation of both the CDMA and GSM mobile phone networks. The use of non-compliant boosters can limit the access of other users to the mobile phone network, including their access to emergency services.

The ACA has banned the use and supply of these boosters because they affect how the network operates. Boosters do not comply with ACA technical standards for telecommunications equipment. The ban allows for fines of up to $220,000 for anyone found in possession of a non-compliant booster.

If you still have a non-compliant booster, you should destroy and dispose of it in an appropriate way or you can return it to any ACA office for disposal.

In an effort to eliminate the use of non-compliant CDMA and GSM boosters, the ACA is using its powers under the Telecommunications Act 1997 to identify consumers who have purchased non-compliant boosters. Consumers who own a non-compliant booster are being contacted and advised of the prohibition and the consequences of using non-compliant boosters.

The ACA has a fact sheet on mobile phone boosters. Copies are available on the ACA website.

For further information about mobile phone boosters, contact the ACA's Telecommunications Standards Team on 03 9963 6800 or by email at comply.label@aca.gov.au

Regards