AsSeenOnTV Product Tester: Free Stuff

[dgridley]

Throughout the month our team will select an item(s) and send it out for testing, FREE of CHARGE. We will randomly select an item(s), depending on the nature and category of the item(s). Applicants who register may have the opportunity to be Product Testers.

You will not pay a single penny for any item(s) you receive, and best of all as a Product Tester you get to keep the item(s) for FREE.

The only requirement we have is when you receive the item(s) you fill out a simple questionnaire. The questionnaire helps determined whether an item is worth manufacturing and marketing, consumers acceptance, changes needed in design, and/or if it should be made available for sale or continued being offered. That's all there is to becoming a Product Tester.

To register simply fill out the form below.

You have been successfully entered as a future Product Tester.

Thanks for taking the time to fill out our form.

http://www.asseenontv.com/product_tester.html

May not be US only as they request country as well.. worth a try.

 

[lpstong]

Thanks Dave. Would be interested if I am picked which product they will send. I picked the house(of course), electronics, personal care, household and than gifts. I wonder what the electronic would be. I am sure something simple.

 

[dgridley]

Not necessarily.. as a product reviewer in the past (in gerneral, not with them), I've gotten everything from small items to computers, so you never know what they might be willing to send. IF you're chosen to receive anything, that is.

I wonder what the electronic would be. I am sure something simple.

 

[mktgmark]

Thanks for the resource... I love As Seen On TV stuff... I'm a sucker for gadgets.

 

[unknowngiver]

nice stuff dave lets see what i get for free

 

[namenut]

Bery cool. I signed up .... This could be a lot of fun.

 

[dgridley]

I don't want to discourage anyone, but this was also posted on all the major free sites so potentially they have a database of 1000's who've signed up. Don't be surprised if you never get asked to test anything as a result.

The bright side: if you have a website or blog, there's nothing to keep you from contacting PR at companies, etc to do reviews. You'd be surprised how many will send out stuff just for the asking, particularly books, software, etc.

 

[monaco]

I signed up. They got my spamgourmet address, so worst case I get ~20 messages from them