http://www.alexchiu.com/

It's free too.

I've seen that before. I don't know what to make of it though.

I signed up because I'm open minded enough to experiment. At 80 unique click-throughs at the "Immortality Rings" link below, he'll supposedly send me a pair for free to test. I'll verify his claim or scam and update you all here.

Immortality Rings (http://www.alexchiu.com/affiliates/clickthru.cgi?id=Gregfolio)

Multi-clicks from the same computer won't increase the tally.

Just checked website--it's not free! Breathes there a person who'll send in real money for this scheme?

George :confused:

Strange site. :confused:

I guess it's free though if you do it how Greg is doing it. Sorry Greg, I mistakenly deleted your post, but I restored it when I caught it. Oh and I clicked your link. :)

I guess it's free though if you do it how Greg is doing it. Sorry Greg, I mistakenly deleted your post, but I restored it when I caught it. Oh and I clicked your link. :)

That's okay, Tom. And thanks! At first I thought it was too much of a classified-ad type, since it is an affiliate link, so I wound up posting it in the classified section after I notice it was missing.

It is a strange website - one I typically bypass since it seems to be based on a lot of mystical ideas. However, biological immortality is a very important topic for me, so I'm willing to examine and experiment.

By the way, as of now, the score is up to 20 unique clicks.

Immortality Rings (http://www.alexchiu.com/affiliates/clickthru.cgi?id=Gregfolio)

Unique counter is at 40 clicks, so half way there.