FREE Office Water Cooler & Unlimited Water

ol1v33r

http://free-water-cooler.kickoffpages.com/

Basically you sign up and they contact you and you answer some easy questions about your office/business.

How many employees, what industry? etc.

Then if you are large a suitable office you will receive a Water Cooler which has adverts from other companies on it. As well as Free Refills of water and cups.

The adverts will also have special coupon codes on for the promotions.

You can choose what type of adverts you will/won't receive.

harveybobbles

Why do they use gmail..?

CavemanDan

...and don't know "you're" from "your"...?

MistletoeGrower

From their privacy page (which is the ONLY other info they make available before sign-up):

FREE WATER COOLER

Hi There!

You must be concerned about your privacy if you are reading this message. Your time is valuable so we’ll keep it simple.

We collect your email address and no other information from you.
We’ll use this information by adding you to our list of interested customers, send you occasional newsletters that include an opt-out link, and let you know when our service is ready to use.
We promise not to transfer your information to 3rd party services that are not directly required for us to perform business.
Every email we send will include a link to opt out of any future communication. You can also contact defiantoli1@gmail.com directly if you wish for your data to be 100% deleted.
That’s all for now! This policy may be changed in the future, but we realize that you’re paying us with your attention and it’s our goal to respect that transaction.

Thanks,
The FREE WATER COOLER team

I suspect the "let you know when our service is ready to use" indicates they have no service (i.e. no water coolers at all) at present but are trying to build a database of interested people to make a business case, hopefully for water coolers but possibly for something else entirely. They won't get my email with that sort of tactic!

And any site that gives no info on who they are should be avoided.

This one even has an ad at the top saying you too can create a site like this - in just 60 seconds. Which is hardly reassuring!