Referral Link Spotlight
Are you new to the FreeFlatScreens program? Would you like to get your own free flatscreen TV or monitor? If so, please consider supporting the donators who help make the FFS Guide possible.
Click Here To Open a FreeFlatScreens Account
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Evidence That This Program Is Legitimate:
You must be thinking, "This is way too easy! It can't be real!" Well, I assure you, it is.
The parent company behind FreeFlatScreens is Gratis Internet and they have been registered with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) for several years now. The BBB is a system of private, nonprofit organizations developed to monitor and report marketplace activities to the public, and has over 120 bureaus accross the country.
Additionally, FreeFlatScreens.com is a licensee of the TRUSTe privacy program. TRUSTe is an independent, non-profit organization who is dedicated to helping individuals and organizations establish trusting relationships with consumers by promoting the use of fair information practices. For more information, please refer to FreeFlatScreen's Privacy Policy.
Furthermore, the large corporations who affiliate themselves with Gratis, such as AOL, eBay, RealNetworks, and Blockbuster, would not do so if Gratis were involved in fraudulent activities. How can Gratis be making money if they are sending out flatscreens? Check out the first entry in the FAQs for answers to this and other questions.
Pictures:
Did you sign up at the FreeFlatScreens website and receive your free flatscreen TV or monitor? Do you have pictures that you would like to share? Send them to the FFS Guide! All of the following images open in a new window.
Here's a lucky person's Samsung 17" LCD Monitor.
The Sony Wega is one of the most popular choices for a flatscreen TV.
Another Sony Wega.
And another Sony Wega.
Pictures of someone's Magnavox LCD TV.
These pictures of someone receiving their flatscreen TV were originally posted here.
More pictures of someone's new flatscreen Sony. These were originally posted here.
These are some of the best pictures out there, as they clearly show both the packing slip and the flatscreen. If, for some reason, you are still doubtful about the FreeFlatScreens program, just search Google and you will find many more pictures and success stories of how people received their free flatscreen TVs and computer monitors!