Free Apple Ipod as seen on CNN & Wired magazine

Hi everybody!

First of all I want to apologize in advance if this type of post is
not allowed.

We've seen the web ads or emails regarding free Ipods from
freeipods.com (Gratis Networks). I did a Google search and found an
article from Wired magazine stating that this is not a scam. Although
this is a pyramid-type deal, it appears to be legit. Here's the Wired
article link: http://tinyurl.com/44lbg . Here's more proof of people
that received their Ipods: http://tinyurl.com/53lqd. This was also
profiled on CNN, but I unfortunately don't have a link.

So basically, you sign up at freeipods.com and complete one of the
offers provided by their partners and refer 5 friends to do the same.
This free Ipod offer is only valid to U.S. residents, and only one
account per household.

To receive your free Ipod:

1. Go to this link http://www.freeipods.com and put in your email
address under "Start Here!" and create a password. *One thing to keep
in mind, YOU WILL BE SPAMMED. Use an email address that you dont mind
getting spammed.
2. There's a marketing survey (You may close your browser at this
point and logged back in without having to fill out the survey).
3. Make sure you have verified your email address. If you did not
receive an email, go to the "My Account" page and click the link to
send the verification email. (There have been problems reported using
Hotmail addresses)
4. Sign up with one of their partners and complete an offer. Skip down
to see instructions on the different options for completing offers.
(It can take up to a few days for the offer completion status to
reflect on your account)
5. Refer 5 friends and have them complete 1 of the offers each.
6. Wait for your MP3 player to ship =)

The best offer right now is:

Ancestry.com requires a credit card. But is ideal because you are
credited INSTANTLY after sign-up. You have a 2 weeks free trial, once
your 2 weeks expire your credit card will be billed an annual fee of
$99. So cancel way before your 2 weeks is up!!! To cancel, call
1-800-262-3787 option #4.

People have reported that they've received credit using the AOL offer
(50 free days) even without installing the AOL software. Once their
Freeipod account showed offer completed, they simply called AOL and
cancelled.

If anyone is interested in signing up, I would greatly appreciate it
if you could use my referral links posted at the bottom. If you don't
want to use my referral links, you can simply sign up directly at
their website. Thanks in advance for using my referral links to sign
up, and good luck!!

My referral link: http://tinyurl.com/4f7mk
Gratis Networks also have a free flat screen LCD and Sony WEGA TV deal
(takes 8 referrals though): http://tinyurl.com/666rn