Are all the free offers really free?

[tmsimon45]

I was wondering being a newbie, if all the free offers actually free, or do some of them still require credit card info?

[bostonphil]

Some are and some are not.  Be certain to read details and fine print.   Most of the free offers do not require credit card information but you could still get billed to your home land line or cell phone.  As said, be certain to read details and fine print.  Another suggestion:  ask a question about individual offers under offers in the forum.   Members will respond.  Their feedback will be very helpful.  And members will keep other members updated about offers.  I regularly check "offers" in forum to see what FC members have to say about offers.   FC is pretty cool.  I have cashed out twice and am close to my third cash out.   Welcome to FC.   

[debrar]

Some of the offers are free just read the instructions, some just want you to enter your email address, and sometimes you have the answer the email, some want you to complete the second page and some want you to give out a credit card number they won't charge you unless you go pass the trial period. Read the instructions very good. 

[mc1962]

you have to make sure that you read ALL the small print, most are upfront and are free but they require you to pay for a trial period upfront and then you can cancel.  Read the fine print.

[elizabeth1983]

If you go to where is states CC free meaning not using a credit card than it would be free right? I am not into being billed for something I am not aware of? If anybody can let me know that would be great.

[jdunny33]

It depends on the offer.  Lots of them are free, you just have to sign up with your email, others do have a charge if you place an order.