How to get a free iPad 2 direct from Apple

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What are the rules?

1. Only one account (and therefore) one IP address - per household.

I'm sorry if there is more than one person in your house that wants to use FreebieJeebies to get an iPad, but for reasons of fairness and to prevent fraud, there can only be one account per household. Your IP address is logged when you sign up, and when you complete an offer, and all accounts are checked to make sure that there are no duplicate accounts upon verification. You can however get more than one free gift, as soon as you have completed one offer your account is validated - for life - you can carry on getting free gifts as long as you like, as long as you have the referrals, you can have the gifts!

2. Use your real information.

This means postal address and email address and your real name please! Otherwise how are we meant to send you your gift? This is also important to make sure that we prevent fraud. Even when you're giving something out for free, people will still try and get more than they are entitled to. Our sponsors take the quality and authenticity of the customers we refer very seriously. They pay for your free iPad, how are they meant to pay when you're not a real person?

3. Do not create multiple email accounts/FreebieJeebies accounts.

As the sponsors that you complete free offers with only pay for your free iPad if they are able to verify that you are a genuine customer. ie, you can't use the same credit card more than once, as you are meant to be an individual customer. FreebieJeebies therefore allow only one user per IP address. This is pretty much the same as rule 1 and 2!

4. Do not use proxies. If you don't know what this means, don't worry!

This has been tried by many, (and most have failed) as it's just another way for people to try and defraud FreebieJeebies, we don't allow proxies at all. Nada. Like I say, if you don't know what a proxy is then the vast chances are that you're not trying to defraud us!

5. Do not allow anyone else to sign up from your network.

This should be common sense by now. One IP, one account. If you refer friends and they sign up on your IP address then all of your accounts will be banned. You don't want this. Also don't sign up from public networks, just because the chances are that someone will have done, or will do in the future and then you'll both be banned. You won't get your free iPad, and we don't want this.

6. Only complete each offer once.

You only ever need to complete one free offer to get your free iPad, so I don't see why you'd want to complete an offer more than once. However, this applies for example, if you've seen a LOVEFiLM advert in telly and done a free trial that way, unfortunately, this means that you can't do a free offer with them again in order to validate your account for a free iPad. Although LOVEFiLM is the most popular offer in the UK, there are a couple of other free ones, so you can still get your iPad without spending a penny!

7. Do not cancel your offer as soon as you have signed up for it.

This isn't the point of FreebieJeebies. These are good, respected companies with brilliant services that you are being encouraged to try. In return for trying them you are getting a free iPad. It isn't a bad deal, is it? Try the service for the full period that it is offered, you might find that you really like it, I know I have done with LOVEFiLM.

Free iPad 2 on it's way?

Hello everybody, I hope that this holiday season finds you well, and that you've not already spent up all your pennies because there's a vast array of gadgets that you need to be spending them on in 2011. The first of these is likely to be the iPad 2 - there are rumoured to be three versions (goodness knows what they're doing with this) but all of them are rumoured to have smudge proof screens. For anyone who owns an iPad – and this means me - this was one of the major annoyances with the original iPad. You have to be cleaning it all the time. And those fingerprints are rather unsightly, considering that you paid so much for a pretty iPad.

Something else that could have been improved on the iPad was the battery time - although reasonable, the time that the iPad took to recharge didn't really seem to correlate with the amount of playing time that you got with the more complicated games. Even harbourmaster - which I'm admittedly addicted to it and therefore spend far too much time on - seems to eat the battery like nobody's business, and this could definitely do with being improved.

The problem with this as a concept is that Apple products never seem to have sufficient battery life. This has never been any different, and with the addition of a dual core processor - which will undoubtedly suck more power from the battery, no matter how much Apple tells us that it won't - is that batteries are not improving at a sufficient rate to suppliers of the power that we need for all our modern gadgets.

However I am pleased that Apple are adding a dual core processor to the iPad 2 as this will bring it into line with the second generation commercial tablets that are followed in the wake of the original iPad and hopefully improve the loading times of our favourite apps and webpages, although this is obviously limited by the connection, whether this is 3G or Wi-Fi. This will also allow more powerful multitasking which was also an issue with the original iPad before the OS update.

The iPad 2 is also rumoured to be slimmer and lighter. I own the original iPad, and I really don't find the weight to be an issue so apart from the obvious aesthetic aspect I find it difficult to understand why Apple are pushing for a lighter product. I would rather Apple pushed for a better battery within the same space, but I don't suppose that a product the same size and weight would be seen as being different enough to be released as a second-generation product.

There have also been leaked pictures from Japan that suggest that the iPad 2 is going to have improved speakers which is undoubtedly targeted towards improving the experience that users get get with FaceTime. The old tinny speakers on the original iPad simply aren't up to the task, and along with the addition of two cameras, one facing forwards and one backwards, might actually make FaceTime usable. As you've probably gathered and not a fan of FaceTime on the iPhone 5, but I can actually see the application of this on the bigger screen, as you might actually be able to see the person that you're talking to. I still wonder however, how useful a 3G version of the iPad 2 is in the UK currently has a 3G networks are just too poor (or a least they are in my area) to make the iPad usable as a browsing device when not connected to a Wi-Fi network.

Although Apple has set a new target of 6 million sales per month for the new iPad 2, and I really struggle to see how this is going to be achievable with so little change to the actual product. Of course there are always going to be people who buy the latest Apple gadget, just because it's Apple, and just because it's new. I just don't know how far this will carry or translate into actual sales. As mentioned that I own an original iPad, but I actually got it for free, and I'm not sure whether I would have bought it. I'm pretty much of the same opinion as regards the iPad 2, I usually get one of the latest gadget (for free you understand) in order to assess it before I decide if I'm keeping it, and if I don't like it I sell it on eBay.

If you're interested in getting a free iPad 2, then click on any of the links you see here sign up through FreebieJeebies. FreebieJeebies a legitimate freebie network that have been featured on Channel 5's the Gadget show as a way to get the latest gadgets for free. I'll post a proof picture here when I get my free iPad 2. The release date is the biggest mystery, although I think it'll be March, don't ask me why, its just a gut feeling, and I'm probably wrong, I usually am.

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