I am a college student and as such do not have enough money to get any or the new video game consoles (including the Wii). I did a lot of searching and finally found this website:

Free Nintendo Wii

out of all the ones i found it is the easiest. You can either choose to do kind of a pyramid system (refer friends) which is the easiest one i found online (5 friends gets you a Wii as opposed to others which require 10 on average), or you can do points. The point system is also easy because they have over a 100 ads to choose from, and you can easily get enough points for a Wii without paying a cent! I just found this place a couple days ago and I'm already about to get my first Wii (I'm gonna sell the next one on eBay).

Good luck, and just click on the link to get started!

Sounds like a SCAM to me!!!
First post from a new member offering free stuff....Hmmmm just think about it!!!

Trust me, it's not a scam. I just got 5 of my friends to sign up and do one free offer, and now i just gotta wait to get my Wii. I essentially made $250 with a couple hours of work.

One of my other friends who goes to UW here with me is part of the Super Smash Bros Club, and he's going to have the club get a couple so when SSB Brawl comes out, they'll have Wiis to play on.

Well when you get it tell me just wanna see if it's true Usually those stupid ad sites will make you complete these offers with your credit card number and they will just scam you and all your money is taken and given to them

This post has been edited by Iceblade: Feb 5 2007, 09:44 PM

You know how many sites there are that claim you can get a Nintendo wii or a ps2 or whatever for free. Theres a lot and you can find ads for it all over the place too. Theres no way someone is just going to hand out $250 for free. In most cases you have to sign up for their sponsors which end up in the end costing more than the actual system would cost retail. I don't know about this whole referral thing but i am sure there is much more to it then to just get 5 friends to go to the site too. They probably have to sign up and pay money too. I didn't bother wasting my time with the site because i knew it would just be another scam.

I already got a Wii and I got it by going out and buying it.
It feels good to have one without having the fear of a scam.
I agree, when you get the Wii, you tell me, and I'll consider it.
If they tell you that you have to send in money or give your personal info, etc, you should know its a scam so watch out for that!

The only reason I don't have a Wii yet is because every single shop I go to is out of stock. Otherwise, I'd probably have bought one with Zelda, legitimately.

Even if you do end up getting a Wii, what's to say it won't be an import? Or one that was rejected at the factory? Or one that was otherwise defected?

What's to say these other sites don't give you SpyWare?

And also, I'm sure that the rules for this section clearly state "No Referal Links"