frank the bunny is my friend

There's a Robert Smith on there, but I doubt that he's the real one, for all the information is the same as on the cure website.

i had Miss Cleo on mine it was awsome but now i have rave DJ's

www FreeFlatScreens.com/default.aspx?referer=7659472

The common misconception is that Freeflatscreens.com
is a scam. It isn ’t. These people are the same ones
who started freeipods.com –both websites are very
similarly designed. The actual company owning these
two websites is called Gratis Internet, and they are
based in Washington, DC. However, because everyone is
intent on getting a free ipod, not much attention is
being given to the free tv offer. That will
undoubtedly change, and you will be thankful you got
referrals now, before everyone is taken.

So you ’re probably wondering how they are able to give
people free stuff. Let me break it down for you like
this:

Freeflatscreens is getting paid by corporations (AOL,
Columbia house, Ebay, etc.) to get people to sign up
for their services (internet, DVDs, etc.). To lure
people to sign up for their sponsors ’services,
Freeflatscreens is giving away free televisions for
each successful completion of their terms. In fact,
they don ’t give a rat ’s ass whether or not you
continue to stick with AOL or cancel Columbia house.
Their interest ends right after you sign up with one
of their sponsors.

About credit card information: it is true that some
services require a credit card. However, I assure you
that you will be giving it only to reputable companies
(AOL, Columbia House, etc.) When you call and cancel
your service, you will be talking directly to someone
in their respective customer service department. For
example, you sign up with AOL, and you cancel by
calling AOL (their number is on their website).
Freeflatscreens never sees your credit card
information.

Anyhow, I found a way to bypass all the credit card
stuff –by signing up with the Ebay offer. (If you
already have an account, that ’s okay. Make a new one.)
However, it requires a secondary email account, like
your school ’s email, AOL, or earthlink (not yahoo not
hotmail). If you have none of the above, it ’s okay.
Because, I found that Yoggin
(webmail.yoggin.com/mail/index.pl
offers a free email service that Ebay will recognize
as a secondary email requirement. This is important
because ebay will require you to confirm your
secondary email account

To complete the ebay offer though, you must bid on
something. You, however, do not have to win. To make
it worthwhile, I suggest you bid on something that you
will most likely get outbidded on. For example, bid
$10 on a brand new Ferrari. You will get outbidded.
Even if you don ’t, you would have just bought a
Ferrari for 10 bucks! If that happens, I will be happy
to purchase it from you for 20 dollars in cash.
Anyhow, you get the idea.
One more thing is, is that after you sign up, you
don ’t instantly get credit. It takes about 2 days for
Freeflatscreens to confirm that you did indeed sign up
with a service properly. So, have patience.

So, if this offer sounds good to you, sign up for
something (I recommend ebay) and reply back to.

I know of people that have already received their TV's...thing is it isn't that easy because you need all your referrals to act...hence, they cannot be fake email addy's...try it out and let me know what you think

Thanx for the tip. This sounds pro-friendster, so I don't have to be guilty about using friendster.