You've probably heard of various 'free' gift offers that are riddled with complications or simply don't work. Thankfully, there are some offers that really work, like from the Transcendent Innovations freebie network (also known as Trainn). However, FreeOfferSpot.com is NOT one of them! They make you think that it is "one of them", but as you will learn and understand below, it is only a scam the admin of that site is fooling you to believe.
There are many, many reasons to explain...
There are many parts of FreeOfferSpot and it's active scam operation but here are the TOP 5 THINGS you need to read and understand about this scam site:
1. FreeOfferSpot is NOT a freebie site or a freebie network
They DO NOT ever give away free gifts! They're not a "sister company" or related to Trainn in any way. It is, however, just a site that PRETENDS to be the freebie site so that the unfortunate people who do sign up through the site believe and think they'll get their gift from them. Little do they know that is not true, but made to seem like it is.
What FreeOfferSpot actually is, but from what you cannot tell easily from looking at their site, is that it is a member of freebie sites, just like any other user who seeks out to find referrals. They link to site from the Transcendent Innovations freebie network - not through a normal referral link like everyone else does, but through specially disguised links so that their visitors never find out.
2. FreeOfferSpot was NEVER on News/TV sites
The site was NEVER covered by several respectable sources such as CNN, NBC, Fox News, BBC and G4TV. The admin of the FreeOfferSpot cleverly watermarked the site name and edited the video to fool people into thinking that it was on there. The videos, however, are real, but cover another totally different network called Gratis Internet (now renamed to Freepay). Want to see the REAL UN-EDITED videos? See below:
CNN "Hot Wired" Headlines
BBC NewsNight
NBC (Channel 7)
G4 TechTV (Part 1)
G4 TechTV (Part 2)
3. FreeOfferSpot's promotional video is a FAKE
As you can see from watching each of the above videos, the FreeOfferSpot site was NEVER on TV shows and news sites. It wasn't mentioned at all in any of them. But what if those videos were edited to make it look like it was on those videos? Will people then believe the FreeOfferSpot site?
This is exactly what the admin of the FreeOfferSpot thought, and edited the video to do various things:
1. Take all the "good points" about free stuff, b/c if there is anything else, visitors will have doubts.
2. Remove/mute the site they talk about in the video (which, by the way, is about Gratis Internet/Freepay) so that people do not know what the real site is.
3. Watermark FreeOfferSpot all over the video, so people think and get confused into believing that news sites talk about only it.
Why do this?
Well, once you think about it, if someone watches the promotional video about the FreeOfferSpot.com site, sees the FreeOfferSpot logo watermarked over it, they will sign up to the site thinking "it was on news sites, so it works". Right?
But, what if the FreeOfferSpot logo was NEVER watermarked over the videos and you wished to sign up? You will definitely have some doubts as there was no real proof that this particular site is legit and not a scam.
There was NO WAY the admin of FreeOfferSpot wanted this. He is solely in this to profit! He probably laughs when he thinks about "I want to make money and I don't care if I fool people unethically". After all, like the saying goes "money is the root of all evil". We guess this explains it.
4. FreeOfferSpot's admin "covers up" all his scamming methods
Don't you ever wish you did something but regretted it, or did something but others found out what you were doing, revealed it to others, and now want to hide/remove it? I bet so! And so does the admin of the FreeOfferSpot site.
In the not so distant past, and even now, the admin scams others into believing that his site and the site it links to are "one in the same". His site was designed and operates to confuse people into thinking it's the same, and even if he tries to say it is not the same, 99% of the visitors do not notice it (proof pictures about FreeOfferSpot's scam below).
People deserve to know the truth behind FreeOfferSpot, as the question about it being a scam or legit came up many times, some by actual people while many more by the admin of the site himself (posing as people who ask the question, then answer it by saying "it's legit, and you should sign up right away"). Some experienced people have noticed what the admin of the site does, and tried to shed some light of his tactics at these places. However, the admin of FreeOfferSpot was quick to remove and block all witnesses of the truth in his scam operation. Why? So that people do not know what his site really is about and continues to operate as a profitable scam business.
Lucky for you, our group is slightly quicker and smarter than the FreeOfferSpot admin. We knew what his tricks were and what his next steps were probably going to be (i.e. COVER UP EVERYTHING!), so we took a step ahead to save and salvage what could be done through credible sources.
5. FreeOfferSpot's scam methods proven
Enough with the talk though. We've probably already shown enough about FreeOfferSpot's scam, but here are some pictures and links (if it's not already deleted by that site's admin) to prove what we said. More will come as soon as we notice more scam methods by the FreeOfferSpot admin.
Part A: Many people know about the scam
proof for point #1
(proof on the right - click on the linked picture to make it bigger)
proof for point #2
If you tried going to the website address of these postings now, you will notice that it is now taken PERMANENTLY deleted. The admin of the freeofferspot scam site forced the admin of the freebie forum to take it down to "hide the freeofferspot scam".
(proof on the left - click on the linked picture to make it bigger)
proof for point #3
What really happened was actually pretty funny (more like being "pwnd"). The admin of freeofferspot thought the ever popular and very legit freebie network Transcendent Innovations was scamming him because they owed him $1,800 and they BANNED him because they cannot afford to give him that money. Think about it for a second. A company that has given away multi-million in free gifts to it's members, cannot afford in giving just $1,800 to one of their members? All that is written on this site proves the admin of freeofferspot is a fool, but saying that remark against a legit freebie network just takes it up a notch to further prove it some more. :)
As said in post #2 (in the proof picture to the right), just 20 minutes after the initial post was written, a rep named Alan from the Transcendent Innovations company replied back to the topic saying the user (the admin of freeofferspot) was put on hold (aka "BANNED") because of the way he scammed his way into obtaining referrals. I will quote what the rep said:
"It has nothing to do with how you placed your order or the amounts. The matter is in regard to concern with the manner in which you are obtaining referrals that we first notified you of in November of last year."
Not only has this fact been made clear by the members of the anything4free (a4f) community many times (see above proof for an example), but it has also now been made extremely clear by the very company the admin of freeofferspot was trying to obtain referrals for using his deceitful scam methods, promoting spam, and also encouraging people to scam their valued and very important advertisers.
One another thing to take note of from this rep's post was that the admin of freeofferspot was notified about his devious methods almost a year before (forum post was in September 2007... he was notified in November 2006) but he choose to ignore it. In the same manner, he also chooses to ignore all the facts and proof made available against his site on this site. Instead he calls all this proof: libel, lies, and defamation. What else would he call it? He can never ever admit to the lies and scam he has been pulling over the years.
Finally, there are two more things in that proof picture you should take note of. First, notice how after he created that topic and found out that he was at fault he removed his posts to say the situation has been "Resolved". This goes again to show how he tries to cover up his idiocy, no matter what! Second, when some people tried to find out what he did wrong and other users actually mentioned what it was, he first tried to ignore the questions but then said "it wasn't anyone's business to ask about how his unethical scam methods has gained him referrals".
How is that for proof?
(proof on the right - click on the linked picture to make it bigger)
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Part B: Creates multiple profiles/accounts on sites
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Part C: Deletes/blocks proof sources
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Part D: Deceives, confuses, and fools people
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Part E: Harasses and libels against competitors
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