How it Works

Throughout all of freesites you’ll have to complete offers:

These offers can vary from free trials to buying products from sites. Some examples include Blockbuster, eFax, GameFly, PeoplePC, Sirus Radio, and Video Professor, to name a few.

Throughout your freebie ventures are a few things to know about offers including how to have them credit, using the offers, and getting credit when they don’t immediately.

How to have your offers credit right the first time:

Offers are credited using cookies to track that you clicked on the offer and then afterward to show that you completed it.

Before you click on an offer to complete, you want to set your browser up so that it will correctly track the offer you completed.

Under Internet Options, clear your cache and cookies, enable cookies, and then enable popups. This way the company will be able to track your completion of the offer without the interference of the browser settings. You’ll have to re-login to the site, but you’ll be ready to start looking at the offers.

It can not be emphasized enough that you should be doing offers that you’re interested in. That’s the whole purpose to the offers. So you shouldn’t cancel the offer right away since you should be trying the offer’s benefits, product and/or services.

It’s okay if you find out you don’t like what they’re offering, but you should be spending most, if not all of the trial period trying out what the offers has to show you.

After you’ve picked out an offer you’re interested in, you can now begin to sign up for it.

An important step before signing up for an offer is that you should read its Terms and Conditions so you know exactly what the offer is offering and what is trial or service’s terms are.

Also if it wasn’t clear on the freesite’s webpage what the offer completion requirements were, here you may find them. The offer completion requirements are what the freesite requires in order for you to get credit for the offer.

Example : purchasing a certain dollar amount of goods from a site or signing up for a free trial.

In the event where you haven’t received credit for your offer in the time it should, you can request a manual credit for your offer completion. For most sites, you can only request manual credit until a certain number of days after you’ve completed the offer. That number tends to be around 14 days. Check the site's FAQs to see how long you need to wait.

When that time has passed, you’ll need one major piece of information to submit that should ensure you credit. That is the confirmation email you received from the offer when signing up. It is important to save those in case you don’t get credit.