Black Raven Dragoons

[Killemal]

Alrighty, a friend of mine sent me a link that will supposedly give you free WoW subscription cards for completing surveys and advertisements. I'm still not sure if it works, but he's positive.

Step 1: Create a spam e-mail account.
Step 2: Sign up @ http://www.XpFTW.com?R=621.
Step 3: Complete some offers.
Step 4: ????
Step 5: Profit!

Anyone else wanna try this? It's along the lines of those "COMPLETE 6 OFFERS AND GET A FREE IPOD!" deals, and I have friends that have gotten their free Ipods.

[Aigle]

I've tried those 'survey, win an Ipod' deals and never had it work for me..

If you find someone who get's something out of it, let me know. Getting around something that has a service fee is hard to come by, especially with gaming.

[Snobal]

Pretty much the way it works is simple. Websites get paid by companies to host their products and/or services on their sites.

When it is all said and done, you end up paying about the same price for the item you want (In this case, a wow subscription)

You (in most cases) can sign up for two different account types.




Offer-Completion Account

In this account type, you complete offers for products or services. For example: 1 month subscription to Netflix.

You complete so many offers (ammount of offers needed increase as value for your desired product increases).

The cost for each offer varies.


Refferal Point Account

In this account, you are given a special URL that is unique to your account.

You send it to friends, family, etc. using a premade template. (Note that spam e-mails are declared invalid by the company)

Once the people who have received your email complete an offer, you get points.

The ammount of points required increase as value for the item you want increases.




In my oppinion, it just isn't worth the hastle. But that's just me.

[Sonikku]

Free WoW Subscriptions?.

Sadly, few things in this world are free.