Hey everyone,I’ve been seeing a lot of chatter lately about getting a free laptop if you’re on EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer), especially with websites like freelaptopsfromgovernment.com popping up. For those who might not know, EBT is the system used to deliver government benefits like SNAP (food stamps) and cash assistance. The idea of getting a free laptop through EBT sounds amazing, especially since technology is so crucial for school, work, and staying connected. But is it legit? Let’s break it down.What’s the Deal with EBT and Laptops?First off, I want to clarify that EBT itself is primarily for food and cash assistance, not directly for laptops. However, being on EBT often means you qualify for other programs that might help you get a free or discounted laptop. So, while EBT isn’t handing out laptops, it can be a stepping stone to other resources.freelaptopsfromgovernment.com – Legit or Not?
Now, about freelaptopsfromgovernment.com—I took a look, and honestly, I’m a bit skeptical. The site claims to guide you through applying for a free laptop using your EBT benefits, but it’s important to approach this with caution. There’s no direct government program that just gives out free laptops solely based on EBT status. So, if a website promises a free laptop just for having EBT, it’s probably too good to be true. Always verify the legitimacy of a website before sharing personal info—look for reviews, check if they’re affiliated with known government programs, and see if they have a physical address or contact info.Legit Ways to Get a Free or Discounted LaptopThat said, there are legitimate ways to get a free or low-cost laptop if you’re on EBT or other government assistance programs. Here are a few options worth checking out:
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[*]PCs for People
This nonprofit provides refurbished laptops at low cost (sometimes under $100) to people who qualify based on income or participation in programs like SNAP (which EBT delivers). They also offer affordable internet. Check their eligibility requirements online.
[*]Computers with Causes
This organization donates free computers to individuals who demonstrate financial need. They’re legit and have been around for a while. You can apply directly on their site.
[*]Lifeline Program
While Lifeline mainly offers discounts on phone or internet services, some providers bundle discounted devices like laptops with their plans. It’s not a guarantee, but it’s worth exploring.
[*]Local Programs and Nonprofits
Depending on where you live, there might be local initiatives or nonprofits that provide free or discounted laptops. Libraries or community centers sometimes offer tech access programs—check what’s available in your area.
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A Word of Caution
If you’re considering applying through freelaptopsfromgovernment.com or any similar site, be cautious. Scammers often prey on people looking for free stuff, so protect your privacy and security. Even legitimate programs might have limited availability or specific eligibility criteria beyond just having EBT, like prioritizing families with kids or requiring proof of low income.
Let’s Hear From You! Has anyone here successfully gotten a free laptop through EBT or another program? I’d love to hear your experiences! And if you’ve come across other legit resources, please share them below. Let’s help each other navigate this and make sure we’re all getting access to the tech we need.
Quick Disclaimer: I’m not affiliated with any of these programs or websites. Always do your own research and apply only to programs you’re eligible for. Stay safe out there!

Last edited by jackliam (8/06/2025 10:44 am)