Free American Flags in Honor of Flag Day from AmericanFlag.com   - 9,245 Views, 6 Comments

Summary: You can get a free American Flag, in honour of Flag Day, from online flag retailer AmericanFlag.com! Here's their announcement: HUNTINGTON STATION, N.Y., June 13 /PRNewswire/ -- AmericanFlags.com will offer its website visitors free American Flags all day on Tuesday, June 14th in honor of ...

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You can get a free American Flag, in honour of Flag Day, from online flag retailer AmericanFlag.com!

Here’s their announcement:

HUNTINGTON STATION, N.Y., June 13 /PRNewswire/ — AmericanFlags.com will offer its website visitors free American Flags all day on Tuesday, June 14th in honor of Flag Day. The U.S. flags to be given away by AmericanFlags.com measure 3 feet by 5 feet and generally retail on the website for $19.99, plus shipping and handling. Up to one million customers will get these flags for free and pay only for shipping and handling.

“The surge in patriotism we saw after 9/11 has waned, and the American flags that once adorned every home, car and business seem to have disappeared,” said AmericanFlags.com President/CEO Jeffrey Reynolds. “Flag Day is a perfect time for us to honor the American flag and all it represents.

Especially now, we at AmericanFlags.com want to make sure that our veterans, our troops and their families see a flag flying on every home in America and understand the true depth of our gratitude for their sacrifices.” AmericanFlags.com is the world’s largest retailer of U.S. flags and flagpoles, supplying American-made products to corporations, schools, military bases and consumers worldwide. AmericanFlags.com is owned and operated by Precision Marketing Solutions, Inc., a privately-held corporation based in New York. Visitors can claim their free flags by visiting http://www.americanflags.com/.

Free American Flags in Honor of Flag Day from AmericanFlag.com

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6 Comments »

  1. A free flag for shipping and handling costs ?? Why dont you day the cost??? this is a rip off as I see it Geno

    Comment by Eugene C Harrison — 6/14/2006 @ 2:35 am

  2. This guy is nuts. Literally. The owner of that site (americanflags.com) has been stalking me for 3 years now. Im serious, he follows me around the internet (Im a webmaster), emails harassing emails and calls my home leaving harassing messages (some posing as other people, but caller id doesnt lie).

    I was doing a search to see if hes stalking anyone else and this site came up under his name. Either way, hes crazy. The origional problem started because I outranked him for a keyword. Its been 3 years now and hes still at it! He needs a life! There, feel better - had to vent.

    BTW, nice blog! :)

    Comment by AJ — 6/29/2006 @ 3:59 pm

  3. Yeah..the owner of a major US corp is “stalking” you over a keyword. How about the FBI? Are they stalking you too? Nut job.

    Comment by Roger — 11/9/2006 @ 6:58 pm

  4. The CEO of that site is a high profile master marketer, known for his community involvement and charity work. I’m sure he ain’t wasting his time with you. Keep dreaming, though.

    Comment by CT Townsend — 11/11/2006 @ 4:31 pm

  5. plz send me a free American flag .this is my address ;p o box 555 ashaiman
    Ghana
    00233
    w/a

    Comment by adam abdull razak — 10/8/2007 @ 8:42 am

  6. Does anyone know what each color of the Flag stand for?

    Comment by John — 9/5/2008 @ 6:10 pm

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