Free French Horn Promo

[Chuck(G)]

I've gotta ask--has anyone taken the survey for the Free Hans Hoyer French Horn:

http://www.onlinerewardcenter.com/rd_p? ... nch%20horn

This couldn't be a scam, could it? After all, they're one of Sean's sponsors! (I got the link from the ads on the right.)

[Kevin Hendrick]

The student line horn model 700 is designed with the player in mind

I would hope so! (of course, it'd be nice if they kept the audience in mind, too ... )

I am a little confused, though (now there's a shocker, eh? ) -- is this a free "French horn" or a "Free French" horn?

[windshieldbug]

Well, it IS "free blowing and comfortable for the student to hold" ...

[windshieldbug]

Look Closer: (this is almost funny)

"you agree to provide personal contact information for receipt of solicitations and participate in trial offers in exchange for receipt of a gift. You must allow cookies and pop-up windows to be active on your system during your participation."

"Some offers require you to make a purchase. Others do not. Please review the terms for the offers on the Advertisers' sites to be sure you meet the conditions of the offer."

"The Company reserves the right to terminate a Member's use of this site at any time without notice for any reason and may do so for Member's breach of this Agreement or any instructions on this site."

"Please check this Agreement periodically for changes as Company reserves the right to revise this Agreement and your continued use of this site following the posting of any changes to the Agreement constitutes acceptance of such changes."

Just some of the Program Terms & Conditions

[Chuck(G)]

I did a little researching at scam.com and it turns out that all of these sites are run by an outfit called Nuitech. They're not a scam, but you will end up spending money. There are some who game the system by signing up then cancelling offers and apparently come out in the black.

But to get that single F horn, you'll have to go through 18 offers for junk you don't want.

[quinterbourne]

You have to buy a bunch of crap to quality to get the thing for free. The horn is worth over $1200 US brand new... how could it not be a scam?

[Kevin Hendrick]

... The Company reserves the right to terminate a Member ...

No thanks -- I really don't need to have my "member" terminated!

[basstooter]

You have to sign up for credit cards and your right other things ya dont need signing up for 18 items later. Then send personal info you dont want sent over the net. You will spend your free time trying to get stamps dot com to cancel your acount on the phone listening to music for over an hour waiting for your turn as all the reps are curently bussy ect. My advice don't DO IT unless you got lots of time on your hands hehehheheh late nite that is!!!!!!

[windshieldbug]

ChoicePoint to pay $15 million over data breach
Data warehouser sold information on 163,000 people to alleged crime ring

Does that French Horn come with a STOP valve?

[tubatooter1940]

You will take the French Horn and you will like it.

[LoyalTubist]

I got one of these in my e-mail for a free tuba. I also got one for a San Diego Chargers t-shirt. Then I also got one for a Weber barbecue grill. They all look the same. Same offers. I think everything ends up costing a few thousand dollars, if you go through with it. You will not only enjoy the horn, the tuba, the Chargers shirt, or the grill, but you will also enjoy the magazine subscriptions, the timeshare in Florida, the silk neckties, the Disney videos, the computer, the $100,000 of term life insurance at any age up to 85, the Omaha Steaks,
and all the other wonderful things you wish you hadn't gotten.