Free 24 piece toolkit! Looks very nice!

[jcvkang]

hello everyone,
You get a big pistol-grip driver with socket extension, 5 sockets, 10 screw bits, and bit organizer. Plus 2 micro screwdrivers, self-sharpening utility knife, tape measure, and heavy-duty tongs-all in a rugged, compact case.
All you need to do is sign up for a 30 day trial on some kind of home thing and if you don't want it then you can just email them saying that you want to cancel your membership and you get your free tool kit. I work with computers a lot so this should help me a lot. Enjoy!

Linky

Plus, i just signed up and you have access to thousands of coupons, discounts, free stuff online, so i think you can just try it for 30 days get some good coupons and cancel.

 

[2MuchC0ffeeMan]

<< YES! Send my FREE 24-Piece Tool Kit immediately. And enroll me as a member of the AHA. I will enjoy unlimited access to all member benefits and services for a full 30 days. Except for $4.95shipping and handling for my tool kit, my trial membership is completely FREE and without risk or obligation of any kind. >>

 

[GoatHerderEd]

already did this. the tool kit is maybe worth $1.

This deal is not as hot as it looks. sorry to crap. i thought it was a great deal when i tried it, but it sucked.

ed

 

[TheDuk]

i did it to. not worth the $5. you can spend your money better elsewhere.

 

[jcvkang]

how does the tool kit look like?

 

[GoatHerderEd]

its very small. made very cheap. pay $6 for one at BB, or CUSA. its better than this one.

 

[razorweb]

'geeks used to have a deal where u could get their toolkit for like 5$ if you bought something else. I got in on that a couple years ago and have been happy ever since. if you want to buy it on your own, heres the link

http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=GEEK-0117

 

[OrlandoTiger]

If you want "reasonable" quality tools for home use check out big lots or odd lots B&M stores or if you dont have those nearby,then check out this web or B&M store the prices are good the tools will hold up for most non commercial use.

 

[pkypkypky]

jumped on this a while back cause it did look OK...third time posted from what i've seen in the past months.

i agree with the rest, save ur money and time or buy it for ur kid cause they're like toys

 

[SonicTron]

<< 'geeks used to have a deal where u could get their toolkit for like 5$ if you bought something else. I got in on that a couple years ago and have been happy ever since. if you want to buy it on your own, heres the link http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=GEEK-0117 >>



I have the same toolkit, it works fine and was worth the $10 or whatever I paid.

 

[bigbuffmelonhead]

 

[dalgin]

I also have the same geek kit, I used it for various tasks and worked great for me. i would recommend it to anyone who needs a simple tool kit

 

[purplehayes]

Count me as one more vote for the CompGeeks kit. Use mine all the time.

PH

 

[Oaf357]

Hot pile of dung maybe.

 

[RISman]

free=good

 

[OSUdrunk]

I have this same exact toolkit. It was free from some site for a survery awhile back. I use it often. Definitely a good deal because it was free.

 

[Trifri1]

I used to work for this company. Be very carefull about giving them your CC information. They've been known to be kind of tricky. For instance
while I worked for them they were sending out packets at the end of your 30 days to try to get you to keep the service, calling you, etc. Well some
people who quit got their CC charged anyway, and if you don't read carefully you won't notice that they'll automatically renew your membership unless you
specifically tell them not too. I would recommend that anyone who wants to cancel call them directly and verify they are cancelled with at least 2 customer rep.
and also a manager.