Are The Best College Laptops free?

Some laptops fro college are free, but the best one is not, which is it?

Let's be for real, no one gives you something for nothing. There has to be a catch somewhere - there always is.

In my line of work I'm on the internet well over 12 hours on most day. A lot of the that time is done on my laptop. Many times throughout my hours of surfing the web I see many different marketing sites that state that they can give you great products for free.

After going through all the different sites that make these claims, I noticed that they're nothing more than a marketing scam. One of the oldest tricks in the book. Yes, they give you a laptop for free, but there is a good explanation on how they are able to do it.

In some circles it's referred to as the three way marketing plan. You as the consumer will have to pay for something from someone before they pay the other someone to send you something for free.

The other issue with this program is that the laptop that they send you will not be nearly as good as one as you would get if you went out and paid for the item yourself.

Be aware of these types of programs - in the long run will not be as good as you may think. Remember, you get what you pay for. If you want to save money, you need to shop around.

Sound confusing?

I found it hard to believe that a company will give away products to people for nothing. So I had to do some research on the issue to see what is really going on.

Let me explain a little better. When you go on one of these sites that will give you a laptop for free, you are required to submit your personal information to them. You select the item that you want and fill out all the necessary information. Once that is done, you are redirected to another site where you will have to select some sort of service from one of their affiliates. It may be magazines, health products or even some type of insurance. The cost to you will be almost equivalent to the item that the other site is going to send you for "free".

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