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]]> http://www.clickfornick.com/freephone/2008/04/does-phonehog-give-free-phone-cards.html/comment-page-1#comment-127 Kevin Fields Fri, 02 May 2008 16:40:24 +0000 http://www.clickfornick.com/freephone/2008/04/does-phonehog-give-free-phone-cards.html#comment-127 "Scam" implies that you are being tricked, or you are receiving nothing for something. This is definitely not the case with PhoneHog. PhoneHog tells you up-front what the offer is, how you qualify for it, and how many units you will get for your participation. Many of the offers PhoneHog promotes are for free information, with no obligation or pressure to purchase anything. So, yes, "free" still means "free". “Scam” implies that you are being tricked, or you are receiving nothing for something. This is definitely not the case with PhoneHog. PhoneHog tells you up-front what the offer is, how you qualify for it, and how many units you will get for your participation. Many of the offers PhoneHog promotes are for free information, with no obligation or pressure to purchase anything. So, yes, “free” still means “free”.

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