Be careful what you step into.  They want to make money, not just give away free stuff to everybody... still, it is cool.  My friend got a DS from a site like this for free.

Wait, Don't Wii Points cards need to be activated at a register or they're invalid?

I never had to get mine activated at the register.  I paid for them and went home.

Do you post this in every forum you come across? You also posted in WiiChat Forums.

It depends upon the site, but the ones that have you set up a free account are usually legit.  The way it works is this: you sign up for a deal, it could be a trial of a certain broadband internet company or a month of movie rentals at Blockbuster.  You sign up to these things through their site.  (Usually, the deals are free, but some require a small payment.)  The other half of the deal is that you advertise for their site and you have to have a certain number of people sign up on their site through the link that you advertise. (6 people is about the standard).  Once you fulfill these requirements, you can select your prize and they send it to you in the mail.  (Some sites give you points for completing requirements, then you spend the points; most of them have a set of requirements for different prizes).  Sometimes you have to pay shipping and handling, sometimes you don't.  You used to be able to advertise these sites on ebay, but since you aren't actually selling a product, they don't let you do it anymore.

Yes, it does work.  One of my good friends got a Nintendo DS for free because he did the 30 movie rental deal with Blockbuster and he got people to sign up on the site through him.

However, once you have done one set of requirements, you can't do the same one again, unless you use a different address.  (You could make one up, but then they would send the prize to the wrong house..., unless you moved :wink:).

It's like they are rewarding you with stuff for advertising their site that rewards people for advertising.  It's a cycle that doesn't end.  They are banking on the fact that you they will earn money from whatever deal you try and that you won't get enough referrals.  If you can manage that, though, you can get some pretty nice stuff.

Don't advertise on this site, especially WITH YOUR AFFILIATES ID in the url. Guys he's just linking you to some site so he can get credit for sign ups. Don't bother with these scams. You'll save up 20 dollars faster than some survey site.