subject: Stuff You Ought To Know About Scammers That Claim To Provide Free Laptops [print this page] An easy way of getting people to view the products you are promoting is by giving out a false promise that they can get a free laptop if they only o to a link you have provided somewhere on your website. It could very well be the value of a laptop that makes such a deal worth checking out.
It is often that you will browse through some online media and a pop up window will ask you to follow that link to get details of how you can have the laptop shipped to your doorstep. It is only after you have read a whole load of jargon that you realize what is going on.
The owners of these websites will do well in convincing you that all you have to do is worry about shipping charges, insisting on how they are after tea break going to put a hi-tech gadget in a box addressed to you.
Many people are being swindled by the minute. People are paying out huge bucks to scammers who are having a field day at how unsuspecting folks are being belittled.
So how do the webmasters gain by all these? The answer is simple. People flock to these websites and their popularity grows.
You can sniff out a scammer with a little careful thought. A business would not gain much if they gave a free laptop to each page visitor. What exactly would they be making out of it?
The presentation of these free laptops occurs in many unique, sometimes comical ways. These vary from you winning a pet contest or by virtue of being the millionth visitor to a sight. They then proceed to get your details.
This is not to say that anyone who offers you a free laptop is a high profile scammer of some kind. In fact, there are programs in the USA that have been known to give children laptops for school. Since most of us aren't children in need of educational devices, we must resort to the old fashioned way of getting ours.
