Superior Freebies review

For my first review I would like to discuss a company that I became involved with about a year ago called Superior Freebies. Superior Freebies is a company that markets promotional products for other companies such as MyCreditScore.com, GoDaddy, many book and magazine clubs and a host of others. It is a referral based business, so you refer others to the Superior Freebies.

It costs nothing to join Superior Freebies. Once you join, you must participate in a number of promotional offers to gain a full credit. Some of the promotions do have a cost involved. I spent $8 on promotions when I joined. As long as you cancel the promotion at the end of the trial period, there is no further cost. Once you have done this, you can refer others to the service so that they can try products and promotions. You earn money by successfully referring people. Once your referral has earned a full credit, you are paid $54! Not too shabby.

Your money is paid to you through Superior Freebies out of what other companies pay them for getting their products into the public eye. Hence it is possible to earn $54 per person without you ever having to spend more than what your initial promotions cost. It is quite easy to make your money back. Of course, if you want to try more products, you certainly can.

There are some challenges. It is not easy to get people to sign up for the promotions. You have to be consistent in your work and promoting of Superior Freebies. The people you refer have to remember to cancel at the end of the promotional period or they will be charged the regular price for continuing products or services. It is a numbers game. The more you promote it, the more likely you are to make money at it.

Many people view this as a scam. I have seen several web pages talking about Superior Freebies being nothing but a pyramid scheme. It is not. You make money from referring people and they pay for the promotions. You are essentially doing the work of an advertising company, but doing it by word of mouth, or word of keyboard.

In summary, I think that this is a legitimate business. How well you do at it depends on how well you are able to market it and get people to sign up for it. There is potential to earn a nice amount from it. You just have to keep at it, promoting it and encouraging people to participate.

If you would like to check out Superior Freebies, you can do so here: http://www.SuperiorFreebies.com/index.php?r=19764