I know this may be agains the rules, so if a moderator has any problem with this post please close it.

There is an advertising web site on the internet promising free iPods. Its set up like a pyramid scheme type of thing so it left me a little sceptical. But.... both CNN and Wired.com have done stories on the site and have both verified that it is in fact a real legitimate deal. Also if you do a google search you will find that a number of people have received their iPod and as proof scanned the invoices.

You can check out the story here
http://www.wired.com/news/mac/0,2125,64614,00.html

To participate follow these steps

1) Create a yahoo e-mail account because the company is going to spam you

2) follow this link
http://www.freeiPods.com/default.aspx?referer=8131878

3) Sign up for a promotion like "1 Month Free AOL" and cancel it after a few days so that you get credit.

4) Get 5 people to sign up and do the same

We can start a conga line in this thread so that we can refer each other

i tried that once and after i did one thing i found out that you really have to do 5. plus the spam is unbelievable.

The spam is how they make their money. They count on you not being able to get 5 people to sign up. Thats why I suggested making a yahoo e-mail account, that way they can send all the spam they want to send.

i went in and did the one thing, and after that they told me i had to do 5 more things.

Eh, I'm more or a Nomad man myself.

I have a 4g ipod and i loooooooooooove it....kicks nomads ass

When I originally got my small small 128 meg Nomad II...it fit duty well -- enough music for cutting the grass! But since school ended, I haven't brought it out...maybe it IS time for an upgrade to a 4gig ipod...

I wont touch anything that is calculated in Megs, I have to be able to fit my entire collection on whatever it is, which is currently around 8-10gig of stuff. Theres a few players that round out my top 5:

Ipod
The NEW (FINALLY) 20GB Sony Network Walkman
RCA Lyra Audio/Video Player
Digital Innovations Neuros Digital Audio Player (Has a built in FM Transmitter)

er...make that 4

I wont touch anything that is calculated in Megs, I have to be able to fit my entire collection on whatever it is, which is currently around 8-10gig of stuff. Theres a few players that round out my top 5:

Ipod
The NEW (FINALLY) 20GB Sony Network Walkman
RCA Lyra Audio/Video Player
Digital Innovations Neuros Digital Audio Player (Has a built in FM Transmitter)

er...make that 4

8-10 gig......rookie :) i've put most of my cds in mp3 format so i can listen to them at work. the only problem is they're filling up my hard drive :helpless:

Oh btw when i said 4g Ipod i meant 4th Generation, its had 40 gigs.

Dell Juke Box.....20gig nuff said.