producttestcenter.com - scam?

[substance12]

in checking my email I saw a link for a free Dell 1000 inspiron and all i had to do was answer a bunch of questions. then at the end they throw in the hook asking you to sign up for 2 things... e.g. blockbuster, net flicks etc.

normally I don't click on things like this but I was curious. Anyone ever try these things out? is it a scam???

my apologizes if this is not the right forum.

 

[XeonTux]

Doesn't that go against the eleventh commandment?

Tho shalt not click spam links

 

[waitman]

Got the same one awhile back went through all of it and at the end you have to pay for at least one thing, which I knew their would be a catch. That is when I filed a complaint with the ftc. Yeah I was really bored that day!

 

[imported_Cyber]

ProductTestCenter.com is a current advertiser on iWon.com; although the free? Dell Inspiron notebook ($799 retail) model number is not shown. Their TOS requires you to receive offers, and to "complete a qualifying number" (varies by gift). There is also mention of sweepstakes, entry to which requires completion of additional offers. If you proceed, use a throw-away email address!