It may sound hard to believe, but there are people in the US who rarely pay for gadgets, computers, and electronics. These people have learned to exploit various opportunities in the market and have received thousands of dollars worth of free products delivered to their doorstep.

Many companies are making huge profits from various business ventures and are also ready to pamper the people who help them to do so. You could be one of them and end up with some amazing prizes. Apple laptops are the best things these companies give away. MacBook, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. One of them could soon be yours for free, and it might be easier to get your hands on one than you think.

So what’s the catch? It does not exist, there is no secret or magic formula. These people will require your help in exchange for the things they are willing to give you for free. From participating in various focus groups to software testing, the tasks are usually easy to do, require no prior experience, higher education, or references, and are often quite fun. On top of that, once you participate in one campaign, you’ll automatically secure your spot in future ones (more free stuff anyone?).

Passing up these kinds of opportunities is what most skeptical people do. I’m fine with that. They can line up in front of stores ready and eager to spend their hard-earned money on a new gadget while I get mine delivered to my door for free.