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Question Posted Wednesday February 24 2010, 10:11 pm

I'm sure many of you have come across websites where you can take free surveys to get points for certain things.
I noticed all the free ones require adresses and credic card numbers and phone numbers.

My dad hates putting our credic card number online and I'm aafraid we'll get charged for something anyway?

Are there any fake legit addresses, credic card numbers, and phone numbers for purposes like this?


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Siren_Cytherea answered Thursday February 25 2010, 11:59 pm:
If free stuff is what you're after, check out absurdlycool.com
That site bypasses all the surveys you'd have to take and usually just needs your address and contact info so they can mail you the free things.
Also, it totally works. I've gotten a TON of stuff from them. Take a peek.

Siren

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karenR answered Thursday February 25 2010, 7:11 am:
I agree with Xenolan. Any site that asks for your credit card information for taking free surveys is one to avoid. Don't bother with fake information, the site is a waste of your time.

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Xenolan answered Thursday February 25 2010, 2:31 am:
Follow your dad's advice on this one. If it's free, why do they need your credit card number? Answer: because it's not free. Or at least it won't stay that way.

Posting your personal information online in an attempt to get free stuff is an open invitation to identity theft. It's a very bad idea.

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