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What does the term free gift mean? Aren’t all gifts supposed to be free?

Syed Faisal Arif | 15 years ago

Hmmm...

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Asked by: Syed Faisal Arif | 15 years ago | Answers: 7 | Views: 3982

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Maniha Aamir Barry | 15 years ago

Yesh, gifts are supposed to be free because they are given with love =) to others.

Answered by: Maniha Aamir Barry | 15 years ago

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Excellent :)

Syed Faisal Arif | 15 years ago

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Shahid | 15 years ago

Perhaps when someone you know gives it to you its called gift. If you are getting it at some place like a market, then its a free gift

Answered by: Shahid | 15 years ago

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Nabeha | 15 years ago

In day to day life, word free gift is never used because gifts are suppose to be free :)
Free gift is a term used by advertiser to attract customers. They do that because word 'free' persuades human mind easily and thus they tend to buy those products/services more which are associated with 'free gifts'

Answered by: Nabeha | 15 years ago

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lol yeah :)

Syed Faisal Arif | 15 years ago

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Osama Afzal | 15 years ago

Interesting question ... never thought about it ... hehe !!!
Gifts are always Free ... may be the Free Gift means that the person giving gift got it for free Like morning show hosts gave free sponsored gifts ...!

Answered by: Osama Afzal | 15 years ago

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lol ufff I hate morning shows :D

Syed Faisal Arif | 15 years ago

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Abdullah Najeeb | 15 years ago

if ure getting it from a guest/friend etc then its free. but if your getting a gift from a show or a restaurant then its not a free gift,because they freaking charge you for it

Answered by: Abdullah Najeeb | 15 years ago

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Faiq Latifi | 15 years ago

lolzzz.... Nice question dude... I'll agree with Nabeha's answer this is the advertising or what u specifically call a marketing tactic... !!

Answered by: Faiq Latifi | 15 years ago

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Khawaja Naveed Haider | 15 years ago

Very nice question but i don't have answer. :D

Answered by: Khawaja Naveed Haider | 15 years ago

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This is not the proper way to earn points :|

Syed Faisal Arif | 15 years ago

Hikmats

Syed Faisal Arif | 15 years ago

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Well yeah this cannot be defined in one answer. But there is another famous couplet which sort of defines khudi's application.
Apne mann mai doob k pa ja soragh-e-zindagi
Tu mera nahi banta na ban, apna tu ban
The concept of Iqbal is discussed so much everywhere but never achieved or practiced...

By Osama Shah