Freebie Force Reviews

Is FreebieForce.com legit or a FreebieForce Scam...?

Freebie Force (FreebieForce.com) is a website that combines online discounts and giveaways with an MLM style earning opportunity. The program allows members to take advantage of a variety of online giveaways, incentive offers, and coupon codes.

The types of products and services that you can get from Freebie Force range from free coffee to discounted air travel. Each week you log into the members area where the featured Freebies are listed along with easy to follow instructions.

The membership for Freebie Force will cost you $9.95 per month, and gets you access to freebies and the income opportunity. In order to make money with Freebie Force you will have to promote the opportunity and recruit more members to build your down line in a 5 x 7 style matrix. For every person that you recruit you'll earn $1 a month down 7 levels.

The FreebieForce opportunity sounds like an easy way to make a residual income, but you need to remember that your referrals must keep an active membership. As soon as they stop paying you stop making money, and as with most MLMs the turnover rate is high.

The FreebieForce promoters will tell you that everyone stays on because you recoup your monthly fees in savings. That's partly true but not all of the freebies offered are truly fee, for instance many of the offers require you to sign up for services or open savings accounts with certain deposit amounts.

The other thing that they don't tell you is that Freebie Force doesn't deal in exclusive savings offers, meaning all of the discounts/coupons/freebies can be found online for free. In fact the coupon industry is teeming with sites giving away these types of offers without the monthly fee.

What you're paying FreebieForce.com for is simply the convenience factor of listing some of these offers in one place, and the opportunity to profit from promoting Freebie Force memberships.

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Customer Reviews for 'Freebie Force'

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Carrie, North Carolina	Posted at 11:19am on Tuesday, October 7th, 2008
Freebie Force is a great program. I am sorry some of you have not been happy. I have recieved MANY great freebies in the 2 short months that I've been in the program. Everything I've recieved has made my 9.95 monthly fee well worth it since I'm getting more than that in return. Recently I have recieved 2 shirts, a hat, a free bag of Iams cat food, a free bag of cat litter, 2 headsets, ipod speakers, coffee, countless free samples, several magazine subscriptions (TV Guide, Field & Stream, PC Magazine, Automobile) and I have much more on the way. In addition to free items, I've gotten several deeply discounted items such as clothing, shoes and a wall shelf. So, you can see that my freebies have definitely outweighed my membership fee. As far as not being able to contact your support team, my team has a forum where leaders and members post regularly. I've no trouble getting question answered, etc. And, Freebie Force phase 3 is about to explode!! Carrie
Anonymous, Florida	Posted at 10:49am on Tuesday, September 30th, 2008
Phase 3 roll out starts soon.Global Freebie fORCE is a great IDEA.Let you know if phase 3 TAKES it from fair to good.. thanks BUZZ2U
Rosi, Washington	Posted at 12:22am on Sunday, September 21st, 2008
I have been in the company for three months and have signed up for several free things which I have still to receive. This month I am actually trying to promote it on a couple of sites. If I don't get anyone to sign up I will be canceling. the only reason I have stayed this long is because on the BBB site they have a B+. But why would I promote a business when I'm not getting anything. Good question to say the least. After reading Mrs. Johnson on the fact that she has tried to cancel her membership it freaks me out that they will continue to charge me once I try to cancel. LaVarnie Johnson,if you read my comment please get in tough with the Better Business Bureau and maybe they can help you.
LaVarnie Johnson, Georgia	Posted at 3:22pm on Monday, September 8th, 2008
Unfortunately right after I started this program at the end of April, I became very ill. I tried most unsuccessfully to contact my sponsor and to this day still have been unable to do so. Additionally I tried to contact the support group and received a message telling I would have to go into the website but I cannot remember my password. Then to top all this off I had a massive heart attack and although I have tried just about everything to cancel membership I am still being charged $9.95 a month and even the support group doesn't respond. Since I am a widow on a limited income I find this most repulsive. I would not recommend this program to anyone.
Alan Wright, Texas	Posted at 2:17pm on Sunday, August 31st, 2008
Of course there's a "convenience factor" with utilizing Freebie Force; who's got time to search the internet for freebies? Many are either dead ends or they require you to fill out numerous forms and offers which, more often than not, ask you for a credit card number at the end. I never had that problem with Freebie Force. And those coupon sites you mentioned deal primarily with grocery coupons you print yourself, which a growing number of supermarkets will not accept because of the potential for fraud. Best just to clip those out of the newspaper. I've been very impressed with FF so far; I'm sorry that you haven't.
David Abrahams, Louisiana	Posted at 6:05pm on Saturday, August 16th, 2008
Folks, this program is working. Save money and make a additional income by telling others....Great company to be associated with.