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Saturday, November 14th, 2009

To start off, i’ll just give you an overview of how this whole “Free Laptop” deal works. Then, i’ll outline specific details in following posts. If you want to just dive in and learn for yourself, just click on the link below, but I reccomend that your read it all through so you know exactly what to do. Here we go:

Step 1: Sign Up. While there are quite a few sites out there that promise a free macbook, this one here is my personal favorite, and offers one of the best deals. You will need to enter an email (no spam :) ) and make up a password. Also, your shipping info is needed so they will know where to send your MacBook!

Step 2: Complete an Offer. Here you will need to try a service or product, usually a free trial. Many are totally free, and are good products like Netflix and Video Professor. All you have to do is try the product!

Step 3: Refer some Friends. Here you will need to find a few friends, depending on your chosen laptop, and get them to sign up just like you did and complete an offer of their own. If they don’t believe you, you can show them the Proof Page from my website. If you don’t want to ask friends, I’ll be posting other methods in a few days.

Step 4: Recieve your Gift! Once you’ve completed an offer and gotten your referrals, all you have to do is place the order, and your free macbook, or other computer of your choice, will be shipped to your door. Even the shipping is free!

Now I hope you understand how getting free gifts is possible, and if you have any questions just leave a comment, or email me at: elliotknell@gmail.com

Also, I have a lot more information about the freebie world on my website: www.FreeMacbookLaptops.com. Please visit it as well!

Enjoy your free Macbook!

Reviews and Information

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Apple’s MacBook Review:

This is Apple’s lower-end laptop, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t work like a charm. The MacBook now shares a significant amount of specs with the new 13 inch MacBook Pro. It comes with a 2.13 GHz Core 2 Duo processor and the Nvidia 9400M integrated graphics processor that you’ll find on the 13 inch MacBook Pro. Basically, both your gaming and media capabilities are essentially the same.

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