Freepay (Laptop Kostenlos): Free iPod nanos Now Available from FreePay.com
(Montag, September 19, 2005)
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Free iPod nanos Now Available from FreePay.com
Sep 19, 2005 11:53 AM
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19 -- Pioneering online marketing firm Gratis Internet announced the launch of yet another FreePay web site. This time it's the Apple iPod nano that Gratis is giving away absolutely free. Consumers can get this amazingly small mp3 player totally free of charge, including free shipping.
iPod NanoTo acquire a free 4Gb iPod nano, valued at $249, visitors must simply try an online offer from one of FreePay's host of respected national advertisers, including Citibank, Blockbuster, AOL, Columbia House and BMG, among others, and refer five friends, each of whom must try an offer. The offer is also available via FreePay's popular freeipods.com site.
The latest iteration of Apple's leading digital music player, the iPod nano replaces the hugely popular iPod mini. iPod nano is amazingly small and, despite being as thin as a pencil, holds 1,000 songs, features a color LCD screen and a click wheel interface. In addition, it can be used to view photos and run slide shows.
"iPod nano is a huge leap in technology. We think this is going to be another 'must-have' item, which is what our customers can always expect us to offer," Gratis Internet/FreePay founder Peter Martin said. "Some people talk about the iPod having plateaued in popularity but with innovation like the nano, we don't see that happening anytime soon."
"Since June 2004 we've given away about 20,000 Apple iPods valued at more than $6 million, completely free of charge," Gratis Internet/FreePay founder Rob Jewell said. "We think the iPod nano may prove to be the most popular iPod model for us yet."
FreePay's network of Web sites hosts offers from well-known online advertisers. When a visitor to a FreePay site signs up for an offer from one of these advertisers, FreePay is paid by that advertiser for delivering a customer lead. Using those revenues, FreePay pays for the items it gives away.
In addition, FreePay is an online payment method which enables customers to acquire free, high-quality goods -- including iPods, flatscreen televisions and monitors, designer handbags, Xbox 360s and more. FreePay provides these goods to consumers completely free of charge, including free postage, simply for trying online offers from leading national advertisers. The network homepage is http://www.freepay.com and the new iPod nanos website can be found at http://www.ipodnanos.freepay.com.
Last year, FreePay's parent company Gratis Internet earned the accolade of 95th fastest growing private company in America in "Inc. Magazine's" prestigious Inc. 500 round-up.
About FreePay and Gratis Internet
Gratis Internet was founded in 2000. In just over five years the company has grown to become a premier developer of Web sites, specializing in online pay-for-performance customer acquisitions, in addition to becoming a recognized leader in the internet marketing arena. The company has several top producing media properties that are powered by FreePay and several million registered users. For more information, visit http://www.freepay.com or http://www.gratisinternet.com.
Source: Gratis Internet
