That Free Thing Review 2011

That Free Thing is founded in 2010 by Seth Fraser and Matt Goettsche. Seth Fraser is known as the Freebie King.  As the author of The Legal Thief, written in 2006, he was able to reveal little-known secrets about how to get free cars, motorcycles, jacuzzi tubs, concert tickets, food, drinks, flights, hotels, entertainment.

Seth was featured on radio stations across the country and revealed many of his industry secrets on how to acquire these great free products and services to listeners around the world. His ideas helped transform free products from an afterthought to a very real product – and it all started with writing a book on getting free stuff.

Matt Goettsche has been involved in Network Marketing full time for that past 10 years. He has experience on the corporate side as an MLM owner and on the distributor side working with many MLM companies and affiliate programs.  Matt is best known for his marketing systems and his ability to create Internet Marketing campaigns that generate traffic and convert sales.

He has been developing custom marketing software for over 6 years. Matt is a programmer, web developer, and entrepreneur who has put everything on hold to focus on creating a worldwide membership platform for That Free Thing.

Products

The company locates all kinds of free offers, such as:

• Clothing, Hotels, Food, Drinks/alcohol, Household supplies, Education, Eyeglasses, Automobile services, Garden supplies
• Recreation, Offers for military personal, Offers for expecting mothers, Pet supplies, National park and museum fees
• Software, Cosmetics, Office supplies, Books, Music, Baby food, Health supplements, Craft items, Free wi-fi locations

Compensation Plan

3 x 8 Forced Matrix with a 3 Level Matching bonus. The company rewards it’s members by referring other people to use the company’s services and for having people automatically placed underneath you.

The That Free Thing compensation plan is a three by eight ( 3 x 8 ) force filled matrix. This means that members who sign more than three people up will force “spillover” underneath them. This spillover will fill up spots underneath people who have not filled up all three of their first level spots. So people can be “forced” into your downline.

The company also built in a matching bonus program to motivate people to sign others up. It costs $25 to join That Free Thing. This is a one time fee and the fee is shared with distributors. Every month, there is a fee of $9.95 that each distributor/service user must pay in order to remain active within the company.

Corporate leadership

From left to right: Seth Fraser Founder,  Mark Goettsche, Co-Founder.

That Free Thing Alexa Ratings, 3 months growth 750%. Worldwide rank 5,751

Top Producers

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Top Earners, the est. earnings are as follows:

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