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Originally Posted by Eastern Girl

Is there a catch to this? Other than the survey phone calls. I am too paranoid, so I am expecting to get sent a snuggie with a bill attached or something. Then, I'll try and return it, cause I only wanted it if it was free, and they will try and sue me, and it will be this big thing...

Originally Posted by BuzzardsWife

I'm with Eastern Girl, I don't trust this thing. I think I'll go pay the 40 bucks at Home Outfitters for one..but will someone post here if they get the survey call and let us know what it's all about??

Looks like the girls were right.

I come across dozens of fake freebies every day. 99.99% of them quickly die, but like a crazy ex, some hang around and simply refuse to go away. Case in point, the “free Snuggie” offer that popped up in October. I still get an e-mail or two each day suggesting I post it, and while I hate to be the bearer of bad news, there’s no way it’s coming.
However, I thought I could use it to show how I vet freebies when I’m unable to contact the freebie company directly. So if you’re interested in learning more about the process as well as following along while I hunt down who exactly is behind this spreebie (I just made that word up), then please read along. Warning, it’s fairly lengthy.

http://www.heyitsfree.net/2009/11/23...fer-is-a-scam/






The owner of the heyitsfree.net site saw this thread on Google and sent us an email directing to his post about this. Thanks Goob!