Who wants a FREE HOTEL stay per month? Read inside ...
 

Ok. Here's the deal.

You get:

- A Free Hotel stay per month at a Starwood hotel.
- Up to Hotel Category 4.
- Worldwide.
- Some of the hotels you can choose: Sheraton, Four Points, W Hotels, The Luxury Collection, Le Meredien, Westin, St. Regis

Qualification Requirements:

- US resident
- Member of GFY since 2004
- Solid reputation in the industry
- Excellent credit score
- Experience in running an US Corporations/LLC

If you meet all qualifications and want a free stay per month at a Starwood Hotel. Contact me via ICQ at: one-two-nine-three-nine-three

Details will be discussed via ICQ.

....... this is intriguing

Dont meet those qualifications :P

- Member of GFY since 2004

LOLOLOLOL

sounds shady. congrats to the winners!

nothing is free lol

Sounds like somebody needs a shill...

Sent you an ICQ, but you went offline

Nothing shady here.

It's a simple concept used by a lot of PPC arbitragers.

You simply buy PPC clicks from Google or Yahoo via the American Express Starwood card. You earn 1 Starpoint per $ spent. And for 3000 points you can get a free hotel night.

My company spends a shitload per day on PPC campaigns. I could live the whole year for free in hotels with the points I'd earn.

There is just one problem: I'm not an US citizen and this Starwood AMEX is NOT available to Europeans. I can NOT get this credit card.

Thus I need the help from an US citizen. To compensate for the efforts I will give you 1 Free Hotel stay per month.

So: If you qualify. Contact me: ICQ one-two-nine-three-nine-three

So, we get a credit card in our name and give it to you?

Unless I am reading this wrong, it sounds a little risky.

It would be a Business Credit card.

It would be a "Business" credit card that would be in the name of your shill. The same shill that would be PERSONALLY responsible for.
If you are honest and make sure that the card is paid then all is good. However, if you don't pay the credit card charges then your shill has an almost limitless liability.