YouTube Free XBOX 360 Elite Unlimitted Referrals Hack Codes

The truth behind the latest 3604Free and 360Elite4Free scam


2007-11-11 20:38


In recent weeks, an alarming number of videos have cropped up on YouTube claiming to show you how to get "999" or "unlimited" referrals on freebie sites such as Transcendent Innovations 3604Free and 360Elite4Free free XBOX sites. The truth is that there is no such hack, and that these people are just trying to scam YOU into being their referral!

The format of these videos is almost always the same - the scammer tells you that he has a secret hack code or link (either a code he has hacked, or a special "employee code") that allows you to sign up and get unlimited referrals. The scammer then tells you that to get your referrals all you need to do is complete the offer. The appeal is obvious - you can do an offer and you don't have to refer anyone to get your free XBOX 360. Sound to good to be true? It IS! This is a scam - these people just want you to sign up because they need YOU as a referral. Notice how you must complete an offer? That's because if you don't complete an offer, you won't count as one of their referrals, which is what they need!

These videos can seem convincing, especially when they show "proof" of the hack in the form of screenshots of 3604Free and 360Elite4Free free XBOX 360 Elite accounts with 999 referrals. However, it's very easy to create these fake images, as we've proved here : Fake hacked 360Elite4Free account. Remember that the creators of these free xbox hack videos are SCAMMING you because they need your referral! Quite the opposite of "unlimited referrals"!

It's important to mention that 3604Free and 360Elite4Free (and other freebie sites listed in our Legit Freebie Directory are NOT scams. These sites are real, and legitimate, and you CAN get a free XBOX 360 Elite. However, these YouTube scammers are lying to you in order to help themselves. Although it's not hard to complete the site and get your freebie, you will need referrals; there is no magic free xbox hack code to help you avoid this process.

Help fight the scammers! You can report scammers like these to the freebie site. Check the video and the description for their referral link (usually included as the "hacked link" - because they want you to sign up under THEM). If the link isn't included, contact them via YouTube's messaging system. Once you have their link, send an email to contact@trainn.org (for Transcendent Innovations sites like 3604Free.com and 360Elite4Free.com) and be sure to provide the referral link, and the link to the YouTube video. The freebie site support staff will be sure to disqualify these scammers from receiving their prize. Scammers like this make it more difficult to complete legit freebie sites, because the people they scam spread the word that freebies aren't real - when we know that they are! Do you part and report the lying scammers.


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2007 November 16, 01:13 smith lanson wrote :
i will like you to give me the answer


2007 November 16, 16:54 mkda wrote :
Smith, answer to what? What the article said is the truth. People are very desperate to get referrals that they're scamming people to be their referrals by mentioning this. When the user than realizes this "hack" was nothing but a way to lure them in, they have a bad impression towards the freebie site. This ruins it for all, so do your part and report these noobs to Trainn ( contact [at] trainn.org ).


2007 November 16, 18:29 FreebieScout wrote :
I think he might have wanted the answer to the spam-deterrant math question =0)


2007 November 23, 22:24 Danielle wrote :
So many people do think that these websites are scams, it's been imprinted in everyones mind that it's a virus, or that it's just going to take you're credit card number. It sucks. None of my friends will join. Maybe they will once I get my free stuffs.


2007 November 24, 00:39 FreebieScout Admin wrote :
Certainly it's hard to get your first freebie because your friends may be skeptical. But after you get your first free iPod or XBOX they will want to sign up too, so your second freebie will be easier to get!


2007 December 9, 12:55 Zach wrote :
I wonder how they actually make those sites i mean not that i would use one because i only need a few more referrals but they seem cool just like to show my friends and say something like haha now im gonna get mine and ur not


2007 December 12, 07:56 alexei wrote :
oh they tricked me! ugh


2007 December 22, 20:26 alex mounivong wrote :
they tricked me too! i don't like them


2008 January 8, 08:41 wfhsteve wrote :
Hi. I just wanted to give a little testimonial to ppl out there who are scared to try freebie sites because they've heard that they're scams. I've been doing freebie sites for exactly a year now and have gotten roughly $2,000 in paypal, an xbox 360 Elite, and a black 30gb Zune. In fact, just this past Saturday I was paid $480 from 360Elite4free.com (from the Trainn network mentioned in this article.)Some ppl might not try a freebie site just because they don't know who they can get to be their referrals. There are a few forums on the net where you can trade with other ppl who are looking for referrals. This one is a good one http://www.anything4free.com/forums/ It is actually my main source for getting referrals. Look me up there, my username is wfhsteve. I'd be happy trade referrals with you or answer any questions you might have. :)


2008 January 20, 14:38 mattie wrote :
hi


2008 February 7, 12:31 noandrew wrote :
don't i have to put in my credit dard info. is there a site that i don't have to?


2008 March 13, 08:02 Minime wrote :
I am going to try a hacked code today if I get scammed I will sew the guy who did it too me and tell trainn!


2008 March 19, 08:55 adrian wrote :
i want a wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii


2008 May 27, 19:44 dante wrote :
lol thats so weird who would fall for that? i saw it and i was like waht kind of "hack code" has a ref=[insert number here]. obviously a referral code!


2008 June 2, 14:50 Stephen Ross wrote :
so not even one of these are ture man I really want a 360


2008 August 1, 14:22 Kody wrote :
Hey everybody!! these freebie sites are not scams


2009 March 28, 23:30 tony wrote :
THATS COOL THANKS FOR HELPING ME NOT HELP THOSE STUPID SCAMMERS


2009 April 10, 09:57 stuart wrote :
lol nice site