How To Get Expensive Goods For FREE, laptops, psp's etc - Page 3

CashLoopholes · 06-18-2007, 12:34 AM

[size=18px]How To Get Expensive Goods For Free[/size]

All of the above electronics and more can be obtained completely free of charge, direct from the manufacturer. But its not just limited to electronics, any product you desire can be legally obtained without paying a penny, all that is required is an email address, postal address and a few moments of your time!

This technique is unlike anything else you will have heard of before and it is completely 100% legal, actually beleive it or not, but the manufacturers WANT you to have their products - for free.

You Can Download This Guide From The Download Below

Have fun and good luck getting your free goods!

Tripleeagle · 05-07-2008, 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by kylepsp

Trust me Ive tried. You had any luck?

You've really just got to insist and pretend that you've got this gigantic company and that you really want to ask permission to you supervisor but he won't let you pay anything till you've got the product in hand. Also make a really long, professional letter and don't get straight to "Gimme your stuff for free", ask questions about their company and just slip the fact that you want a free sample in somewhere, discreetly... They probably won't notice that request at first but as you start to get to know them, you will finally be allowed to ask that. It's hard but it's worth it. You can start the thing again and pretend to be a different company and get it posted to you a second time

Good luck with whatever your plan is anyway, and if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask!

kylepsp · 05-08-2008, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Tripleeagle

You've really just got to insist and pretend that you've got this gigantic company and that you really want to ask permission to you supervisor but he won't let you pay anything till you've got the product in hand. Also make a really long, professional letter and don't get straight to "Gimme your stuff for free", ask questions about their company and just slip the fact that you want a free sample in somewhere, discreetly... They probably won't notice that request at first but as you start to get to know them, you will finally be allowed to ask that. It's hard but it's worth it. You can start the thing again and pretend to be a different company and get it posted to you a second time

Good luck with whatever your plan is anyway, and if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask!

Yea thats the strategy ive been using, i even recieved a call and played the part of me and my manager, pretty hilarious.

EvolvedDog · 05-08-2008, 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Paper_Chaser

@ Evolved dog, in the guide to download there are a few good links for setting up a suitable email for this. For example it could look like Ross-Kemp@executives.com. Summink that looks professional, and try to keep it simple. Also im scared that Ross Kemp was the first name that sprung to mind. Is this normal? Dont send mail to that address, i just made it up. Peace

No, you misunderstand me. I mean the email/inquiry you sent to the manufacturers requesting goods.

kylepsp · 05-08-2008, 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by EvolvedDog

No, you misunderstand me. I mean the email/inquiry you sent to the manufacturers requesting goods.

Yea i would like to see some examples. Heres mine

My name is Kyle Thomas, Chief Marketing Director of Blah Blah, we are interested in a quarterly purchase of 3000 units of 8GB Micro SD Memory cards. Please reply with best PPU as well any additional information required. Also please send one or two sample units to the above address.

Thank You
Kyle Thomas
Chief Marketing Director

Tripleeagle · 05-08-2008, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by kylepsp

Yea thats the strategy ive been using, i even recieved a call and played the part of me and my manager, pretty hilarious.

That must have been really fun ^^

Tripleeagle · 05-08-2008, 07:28 PM

Don't forget to give LOADS of contact details (address, IMs, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, websites, etc...)

Paper_Chaser · 05-08-2008, 07:36 PM

As genuine to an extent as possible really. Also prolong the email abit dont instantly ask bout samples. A slight detailed piece about your business after your intro and what your about is always good. Peace

Tripleeagle · 05-08-2008, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Paper_Chaser

As genuine to an extent as possible really. Also prolong the email abit dont instantly ask bout samples. A slight detailed piece about your business after your intro and what your about is always good. Peace

Yeah, as I said earlier...
I'll post an example of my letter...

Tripleeagle · 05-08-2008, 08:01 PM

Dear ...,

My name is ..., Chief Marketing Director of Company. We are interested in getting to know more about the [product] you are selling and would therefore like to know what is your price per unit, including postage and packing to the United Kingdom and what kind of quality you will be able to provide. Our company is here to hopefully establish a permanent business relationship with you, by buying your products in wholesale and selling them on to individuals.

In order to get to know more about your organization please reply to this message while answering the following questions:

- How many years of experience do you have in the wholesale fields?
- Where is your ... from?
- What methods of payment do you accept?
- Will you be able to provide free of charge samples for our team to take a look at? This will enable us to see the quality of your products in order to encourage us to place a bigger order.
- Is it possible for us to send our staff to collect items from your offices?

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us using the contact details provided in my signature. The address to which you should send the samples are also there. We are looking forward to your reply.

Thank you very much,
Name

Chief Marketing Director of Company

E-Mail: name@address.com
MSN: name@address.com
Yahoo: name@address.com
ICQ: name@address.com
AIM: name@address.com

Head Office Location:

Name
Address

Call Center:
(+44) 020 0000 0000

This is the first version of my letter, I've edited it since but you should be the idea...

kylepsp · 05-09-2008, 10:17 AM

Thanks Tripleeagle your letters much better then mine. Could you copy the letter you sent requesting a sample unit please?