Is there really anything free? I go to several sites that say this or that free

That's precisely why I don't do surveys anymore since there's always some kind of "catch"--either to subscribe to something, buy a trial offer, whatever. Also, you have to be careful about filling out surveys a lot of times especially if you need to add your phone number. One time I got very strange charges to my phone bill...it wasn't something I had asked for (some service company)--when I called my phone company and asked about it, they said no doubt I had filled out something (like a survey) and that company was charging me...I eventually got credited for the amount...so one has to be real careful. Also, sometimes too, there might be some product that one only has to pay for shipping and handling charges...baloney....I've read where once the company has your credit card number, bingo they keep charging you for the product and in full.

Oh, I know how you feel. It is disheartening, is it not? However, I do know of one site that does issue something for free, and it is absolutely free, and if you are a diabetic, then it is really useful to you. It is a diabetic testingm eter, and I got one several months ago. You just fill out the form, answer a few questions, and you do not even have to pay for the shipping. You get the testing meter, 10 testing strips, and 10 lancets. Here is the link: https://www.onetouchgold.com/simplestart/?source=DRTV These meters sell for around sixty to ninety dollars each. So if you know anyone who is diabetic, tell them about this! Especially in this economy where people are having to choose between their health care and medicine or putting food on the table.

There are free sites and there are those that are free but they eventually ask for your money. I like mylot better because it is not only free but it gives you money too. cheers!!

Hi moondancer - You are right, there are hundreds of sites out there that tell you something is free but, in actuality, you usually have to pay shipping charges and/or give out your credit card information because it is really a free trial for a certain amount of time and then they end up charging you an arm & a leg if you forget to cancel. Sometimes they even make it nearly impossible for you to cancel too. However, I have found a few really good sites that you can get free samples from and I never have to pay anything for them. I get free stuff in the mail several times a week! Usually stuff like deoderant, cereal, granola bars, feminine hygiene products, toothpaste, shampoo, etc. The best ones I have found are listed below for you and everyone else to use... http://walmart.triaddigital.com/In-Stores-Now-Free-Samples.aspx http://www.bargainist.com/freebies/ http://www.startsampling.com/retail/kroger/ Happy free sampling & happy myLotting! Jill

Nope, It's all a big scam. Nothing in this world comes for free, my friend. You can learn that from me or you can learn the hard way. These websites will ask you, buy stuff and then you get other stuff which are free. If you do what they, you will be just another fool added to their list. They will send nothing, even if you do ask them what's going on, they will make up excuses, and since when did first buying stuff and then getting other free stuff come in category of "Free Stuff". Other sites will ask you for to complete survey's and collect point's, after collecting point's you can purchase stuff with those point's. But believe me, the stuff that you will will some how mysteriously disappear, other excuses like sir someone has already signed and received your stuff from your address would start coming up. So all in all ,it's better to utilize your time on website's like Mylot, Ciao and pickjack which will pay for your hard work rather go waste your time on free stuff which you will never get

I have been told by people you can get what they are offering but here is the catch 22 so to speak. You need to comply all the rules. YOu have to order this and that and I feel by the time you are done you could have brought the item yourself. I guess it depends on the item too. So read the fine print and than decide what would be worth it and what would not be. Take care and happy mylotting to you as well.

There are many free sites nowadays.But it is hard to say when the sites become more popular.

Some are free and you just have to look around, but you have to start recognizing the ones that won't be. You can usually tell. Ones like you described will always want you to do something. It has just really taken me time to figure out what is good and not.