Filed under: Windows
TrialPay launches 'TheBigBundle' charity bundle
by Paul O'Brien Oct 2nd 2009 at 10:00AM
Trialpay, specialists in providing commercial software for free in return for completing partner offers, have launched 'TheBigBundle', a $29.99 / $49.99 bundle of software / discounts in which 100% of the profits are donated to the American Cancer Society.
The bundle - which is priced at $29.99 with an optional additional $20 donation - includes a somewhat strange mix of benefits worth a total of over $700, ranging from a $10 Papa Johns gift card for the first 2,500 buyers to a free copy of Cyberlink MediaShow 5, valued at $49.95.
Buyers can receive a 50% discount on the bundle by becoming a fan of the bundle on Facebook and changing their profile picture which, while a good way to save money, seems somewhat against the spirit of the charitable donation. Buyers can also receive the bundle completely free by applying for (and being approved for) a Discover card.
TheBigBundle runs for 14 days from midnight last night or until the 100,000th bundle is sold - whichever comes first.
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Ubernoober said 12:05PM on 10-02-2009
This is actually a decent deal....I might actually do it for $15
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Jash Sayani said 6:42AM on 10-04-2009
You can get it for 15 bucks but you have to change your Facebook profile pic to their stupid logo...
BTW, does the coupons expire ??
Like SumgMug, DropBox, picnic, PapaJones, etc.
Or I can use them whenever I want ?