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Is Xpango a Scam?

Here’s a short review about Xpango and an elucidation about how it works and if it’s a scam or not.





Many have asked if Xpango really works or is it a scam? If you gooooogle it, you’ll see some websites, youtube videos and blogs that says “IT’S A BIG SCAM”, you will also notice that only a few are telling that it’s genuine, and they have even received their free stuff from Xpango. But how sure are you that it’s authentic? You don’t even know that person? eh? Are the video testimonials in Xpango sent by real people, who actually received their Nintendo Wii, Sony PSP, and other free stuff? I know you won’t believe it right away. You’ll google it first, by typing “Xpango Scam” or “Scam+Xpango” to see if there are comments that it’s really a scam.

By the way, why I am blogging about this very old scam rumor? Hehe.. Last month, I received a referral link from my friendster inbox, with a message that really catches my attention. It says that “If you want to get a free iPOD, PSP, etc., click this link, and register now to avail this free gift from Xpango!” blah blah blah… But, I have never visited the site, or even clicked the link to verify the authenticity of it. Where in the world can you get free items be referring friends to join a certain website and get free gadgets easily? Haha! It’s absolutely rubbish.

So why I am blogging about this and haven’t answered my title yet? Well, it’s because of my cousin, Unno. He asked me, I think yesterday, to register at Xpango, so that he can have his free Creative Zen from Xpango by referring 23 persons, and earning 23 credits! Whoaw! That’s easy as PPC!. So, without further a do, I registered just for him, hoping for a miracle that he can claim his free gift someday, but ahmmm… I never really hoped for it.. hehe, because I believed (before), that it’s a big scam. But I have verified, and read their FAQs, and proved to myself that Xpango is NOT A SCAM!

Indeed, it’s a genuine website, that offers freebies! Not a good old scam site. If you had seen some youtube videos, like this you’ll really believe that Xpango is a big scam. But if you carefully read their FAQs first, before spreading to the whole galaxy that Xpango is really a scam, you’ll be enlightened and believe that Xpango is genuine. If your keen enough to notice in this video, the guy tested Xpango, and showed the world that it’s a scam by registering a new e-mail account and used his own referral ID to gain credits. Then he showed that the credits didn’t appear! Yeah, it will not appear instantly! This FPSGUY is so nincompoop and didn’t read the FAQs first before posting the video. Check the FAQs, you’ll see that the credit points will appear within 24 to 72 hours, as stated in their FAQs page. But why after 3 days your credit didn’t appear yet? It’s because your friend didn’t activate their account. But what if your friend already activated their account by clicking the activation link that was sent to his/her e-mail? It’s because your friend didn’t complete a free offer or purchase a Clix Package or Mobile Accessory. You can only fully activate your account by following the credit system.

You gain a Credit everytime a new person you refer activates their account. A customer can activate their account by completing a Free Offer or purchasing a Clix Package or Mobile Accessory.

So that’s it! You can only gain a credit if the friend that you have referred completed a FREE OFFER or purchased that Clix thing, etc. You can only complete a FREE OFFER by purchasing from their partner websites. The OFFER is FREE, the “offer” ONLY. But, the product is not free. Anybody can give you a free offer by telling you this and that, then it’s an OFFER. It’s absolutely free, I can offer my service to you for FREE, but you will have to pay for the Service. Like offering a laptop for purchase, you can tell that certain person freely to buy your laptop. Now, you’re also offering for FREE! ayt? So, to make this long review short, I would like to tell anyone that Xpango is NOT A SCAM, and you can obtain free gadgets from them for FREE. If the one that you referred to is extravagant enough to purchase those FREE OFFERS from Xpango! Then? you’ll get your dream gadget for free!




73 Responses to “Is Xpango a Scam?”

  1. Guenter Says:

    Holy cow! Just found this on youtube! It’s a hacked referral link that gives three times as many referrals! Don’t believe any link that says it gives free referrals because none of them work. But this one really does give more than what you are supposed to get! Here is the link: http://www.xpango.com?ref=92091831

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  2. alex Says:

    I registered xpango too. I hope getting all the credits needed for my gift… Check it here: http://www.xpango.com?ref=92091111

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  3. Salito Says:

    Sign Up Here http://www.xpango.com?ref=92091148 and you get 15 free credits !!! :shock: :shock: :shock:

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  4. nazi Says:

    http://www.xpango.com?ref=92021811

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  5. ariel Says:

    Get for free !
    Iphone 3g/3gs Blackberry wii xbox

    At Xpango, you can receive the latest Free Nokia N-Series - including Nokia N91, N90 and N95 from Xpango! Sim Free Mobile Phones

    via our Customer Reward System.

    We provide the the latest Apple iPhone, Nokia N-Series, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, and Samsung mobile phones for Free!

    All handsets provided by Xpango are brand new, boxed, fully guaranteed and sim free. No contracts are required and handsets are

    unlocked and ready to use on any network.

    Xpango uses a unique Credit system to reward our customers with Free Mobile Phones, Gaming Consoles & MP3 Players! ^^

    Each Gadget is received for Free in exchange for Credits which can be received from Xpango.

    When you register with Xpango and select your Free Gift, you will receive a ‘Referral ID’ which is used to gain Credits.

    Credits can easily be gained by either (or a combination of) participating in Xpango Offers, Referring Friends, or by purchasing a Mobile

    Accessory / Clix Package.

    Credit requirements for Gifts vary depending on the retail price of the Mobile Phone/Gaming Console/MP3 Player. More expensive Gifts

    require more Credits than less expensive Gifts.

    Join Now!! http://www.xpango.com?ref=91883121

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  6. meysam Says:

    tg

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  7. Raj Says:

    http://www.xpango.com?ref=92019021

    Join now!!

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  8. Aspartam Says:

    IT’S AWESOME!!! REGISTER:

    http://www.xpango.com/?ref=90782798

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  9. blair Says:

    next 3 pepole who use this link will get 10 out of 40 points needed for an iphone!

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  10. Min Says:

    have you tried freebiejeebies?
    i like them much better than xpango since they are poor on support system

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