IndieVizuals is a start-up educational video company where kids ages 8 - 17 can create and share videos. They a planning to have an online store and are promoting that and the site by giving away free promotional lanyards.

Their privacy policy says that they will share you information with other companies, but that is contradicted on the submission form by a statement that they will not share it. It sounds like time to use a disposable email address to me.

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Have you ever wondered why companies give things away for free? It's usually not because the CEO is overly generous or because the chief financial officer thinks they have too much cash on their balance sheet. If it is a free sample that is being given away, the obvious motive is to get people to try the product in hopes they will become regular customers. The other motivation is to generate buzz. In the marketing field buzz is highly prized because it means people are talking about the product and sharing it with their friends or linking to it on the Internet.

Both of those motives also apply to the this free offer. However, for razors there is another special motive that is described by a an old saying. They are literally giving away the razors to sell the blades. Around the year 1900, another razor company, Gillette created a new kind of razor that used disposable blades. They had a hard time selling people on the idea until they realized that if they gave the razors away people would buy the blades so they could keep using their free razor.

You can request a free razor when you fill out the form.