Ok, I finally got a free BlackBerry Storm from the right place. NO fees attached, (athough I didn’t think it was possible)

I don’t know what got into my head when I thought I could get a free cell phone from BlackBerry.. I needed a phone and
I needed one bad. Matter of fact, I needed a cell phone I could use overseas since I was taking
a trip to Germany!

I searched all over the net and saw alot of fake ads for freebies, etc. I wasn’t sure who I could trust.
A buddy of mine had the new iPhone. He loved it but it doesn’t have a keypad, and touchscreen just isn’t
my favorite option on a cell phone.

Another friend of mine told me about the new BlackBerry Storm and I just had to have it.
Matter of fact, she told me how to get a free BlackBerry Storm within a week.

I knew this was to good to be true so I ignored her. However, with my upcoming trip I decided to
test the waters and see if she was pulling my leg.

I took the leap of faith and actually signed up for the free BlackBerry.

Ok, I used a secondary email address (since I didn’t want SPAM) or any more than I usually have.

I reviewed this squidoo page on How To Get A Free BlackBerry Storm and clicked on the link provided.
I simply filled in my email address and filled out the next two pages. After 10 minutes MAX I completed the
requested forms.

A note about Germany: German spas and their natural thermal springs have long been known for their curative powers. Spagoers can not only relax in heated waters and enjoy fresh alpine air at picturesque health resorts, but can also choose from a wide range of hydrotherapy baths, massages and unusual salt and mud treatments at luxurious spa hotels. With over 350 health and spa resorts, as well as numerous hotels and holiday centers your well-being is the top priority.

Sausages are synonymous with Germany with each region having its own specialty. In Bavaria a white sausage is served with sweet mustard; Berliners love a curry sausage - thinly sliced, covered in ketchup and dusted with curry powder whilst locals in Thuringen swear by the Thuringer Rotwurst (red sausage). Wherever you go be sure to try the local speciality, the best sausages are served with a crusty bread roll from small mobile stands in the market squares. Guten Appetit!

The Reeperbahn in Hamburg’s St Pauli district is one of Europe’s most famed nightlife areas. This buzzing entertainment area full of clubs, bars and theaters was where the Beatles played in their early days and got their first break. If you are looking for some fun into the early hours, look to the Reeperbahn as one of the exciting things to do in Germany.

WOW, I went to Germany and back and used my free BlackBerry phone while I was there.
Next stop, a free iPhone!

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