Well... they were right about the Free Playstation 3. They didn't mention the 200 dollar fee of the subscriptions to the advertisements. Here is how it worked (I basically got a free ps3 but not exactly but i saved 200 bucks. i spent 234.99)
The Playstation 3 itself was free but.. you have to sign up for gold memberships to several services like blockbuster and all this other stuff.
How it works:
You sign up for 8 services (blockbuster for example) each you have to pay around 14 - 20 bucks a month for (its like paying for the PS3 throughout a year)
Each gold, silver, and platinum subscriptions all cost money and you get charged for that ongoing service for about 6 months to a year depending on when that service expires (like a blockbuster and netflix)
You cannot cancel any of those services (or they steal money from you as it says in very fine print and the money they took go towards the ps3 so any services you cancel, you get charged anyway) so basically, you are forced to pay 20 bucks a month times X (x = how long the subscription lasts and X can equal from 3 to 12)
14 days then you get ps3. i recommend not canceling the services because the site does not state any specific details about canceling. just enough information that makes you not want to try and cheat the system.
If you want a "free" playstation 3 and have it being paid for you throughout max of a year, this is just for you.
I do not recommend this.
Two more things, they don't tell you that there is 20 bucks in shipping for the ps3 plus the 10 bucks in tax so thats 239.99 plus 30 = 269.99 (270 dollar playstation 3 being paid for you automatically throughout a year max.)
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And did they actually get the system
