Ender’s Games

YourFree360Games.com

This site really is great, and easy to use. The following steps will help you navigate the site and process quickly and easily, and you will have your free 360 game quicker than you can say…….well, some long, nigh-unpronouncable word. Commence free stuff!

1. Create a free account at YourFree360Games.com.
Be sure to use your actual personal information, i.e. address, phone number, etc. (You will not be asked to disclose your social security number.) Using false information can lead to account cancellation.

2. Choose the account type you want: Offer-based or referral-based.
Offer (points) based is the easiest, in my opinion. You just complete 2 offers, and then you’re ready to go. The referral-based system requires you to complete one offer, and then get two referrals to complete one offer as well. Seems dumb to me, as you’ve already done one offer yourself. You might as well go ahead and do one more, and get your game without help from anyone else!

3. Complete two offers, according to the instructions given in the description of the offer on the YF360G site.
I recommend starting with Shaq’s Family Challenge as your first offer. It’s a totally free trial (7 days I think), and it credits quickly. For your 2nd offer, you could go with Increase My Margin, or maybe Rising Star Learning. Both require a shipping and handling fee purchase, but the items themselves are free.

4. Most importantly, keep close track of how long your trial periods are, and when they end.
This is the meat of succeeding with the Free Stuff world. Keep a good record of what offers you did, what they cost, when you started them, and when they will end. It’s also smart to record what the cancellation/customer service number is for the offers you are doing. On my right sidebar near the bottom, you can download a Progress Sheet excel file to help you.

5. Once your offers are complete, and your account has been credited, you can order the game of your choice.
You’ll be emailed once your offers credit your account. When both are credited, you can order your game! It will arrive quickly, in my experience.

That’s about it, really. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me on this site. I check it often. Thanks!

————————- A Few Tips (by McWilliams) —————————-

1. Referral-based accounts can only be done once; points-based can be done as many times as desired.

2. Save all of your confirmation pages and “Terms & Conditions” pages. Also keep all confirmation emails, as well as any correspondence between you and the offer companies. If manual credit is required, these items will help you prove that you actually completed the offer.

3.  A great way to save the aforementioned pages is with CutePDFWriter, a free download that lets you print any page on your screen to a .pdf file. Why PDF, you ask? Well, they are smaller in file size, the format is universally accepted, and generally PDFs cannot be altered, so the info you intend to save will stay the way you intended to save it. You can get the program from my Shared Files, down on the bottom of my right sidebar.

4. McWilliams recommends entering the start and end dates of all your trial offer periods into Outlook, and set them to remind you when the end of a trial is approaching.  I don’t use Outlook personally (I go with the Excel files mentioned before), but if you are an Outlook user, that sounds like an awesome way to track your progress.