[ music | Dire Straits - Money For Nothing ]

I actually know a couple folks who have successfully gotten stuff through these folks, so it's legit. Now, here's the deal. You sign up through my link here, and complete one "offer". Most are signups for credit cards, but the good ones are a free 30 day trial of eFax (just cancel online within 30 days if you don't like it and there's no charge), a free/$0.99 trial of Real Rhapsody for 30 days (they say it's 99 cents, but I was never charged, and cancelled after about 3 weeks), Columbia House DVD club where you get 5 DVDs for 49 cents each, etc. I've done the eFax one, and it was easy to cancel, and the Real Rhapsody one, which was also easy to cancel. The Real Rhapsody service is actually pretty good. Lots of great music is available for listening, and you can download full albums and burn then to CDs, etc., all under the subscription. I was very impressed with that.

Now, with that said, to get a free Nano, you need to complete one offer, and get 5 other people to do the same. I have signed up, and have had two people complete offers through me, and a third is due to complete one this week. This means I need only 2 more people to sign up and complete one of the free offers, and I get a free iPod Nano. So, I'm appealing to my readership to see if anyone wants to complete one offer and help me get the Nano. When you sign up, they ask for an emal address, a mailing address, and a phone number. The email address actually doesn't get spammed, amazingly, but email addresses are still easy to get, so that's not an issue anyway. The mailing address has to be in the US, because if you get 5 people to complete an offer, they need a US address to ship to. And the phone number, well, just lie about that. I did. Use your area code and exchange, and just make up the last 4 digits.

Bedtime for Bonzo, I guess.