Legit or not?

[tidus2005]

i got this offer in my junk email and the offer sounds really fucking good but i dont know if i missed something while reading the terms of acceptance or what ever they are called so if you have time to read a little the terms and conditions or have heard about any scams with companies like this please let me know. also what makes this seem so legit that it is free is the fact that i have not been asked for a credit card number. so here is the site http://www.producttestpanel.com/vaio/

[Demosthenes]

Nothing is free. Nothing. Probably a fake.

[Sovereign]

Spam email is evil. Never open!

[Grav]

Prospective members must: (a) submit their zip code to determine geographic eligibility; (b)register with a valid and deliverable email address; (c) submit accurate contact and demographic information including a mailing address; (d) acquire two advertiser action points from each of PTP's three Offer Groups for a total of six advertiser action points. Action points are earned when a PTP user fully completes an advertiser offer after accessing the offer by clicking on a link provided on the PTP website or from the PTP member area. Attempting to gain action points in any way other than clicking on the advertiser links provided by PTP will result in the cancellation of your PTP membership.


Basically how it works is that they make you sign up for a few things, like AOL or Ebay or a Discover card and have accounts with them for however long (say 60 days or so.) When all those requirements are met, they mail you a gift. It's similar to how the freeipods thing worked.

[Thanatos]

I just tried to fill that thing out and in order to get the free product, as Grav has stated, you have to sign up with one of their partnerships.

[tokill.ace]

Yea, it's stupid because they charge you for it anyways.

[Penny_Bags]

Fuck your daddy.

[D3V]

Legit and Not.