4m x 3m Omlet pen, cube, new auto door still boxed and coop light

[Leicester_H]

Any one joined this ?

 

http://realfreesamples.co.uk/

 

looks OK, but normally there's a catch ??

 

H

[Snowy]

Not heard of it, but it looks as though they don't actually send you the free samples, they forward you offers from other companies by email that you have to respond to. Although they say they don't sell their database, it appears that they make their money by forwarding email offers to everyone on their list. Looks like the equivalent of postal junk mail. And once you have responded to an offer, your details are then in the domain of another company, who can then send you more junk mail! Looks intetresting but I don't think I'll bother!

[Keanie Bean]

It will probably just mean loads of junk emails to be honnest. I get a few free samples every now and then from a company on the net but it's not really worth it. I'll get you the link of the one I do.

 

Sarah.x

[Keanie Bean]

http://www.free-stuff.co.uk

 

It might be useful to you.

 

Sarah.x

[Ana's flock]

Beware of this kind of website... I filled in one of them last week (I don't remember which one it was exactly).

 

I ticked NO to all the 'interests' so that I wouldn't get pestered and now not a day passes by when I don't get a phone call, at some inconvenient hour (normally dinner time or boys' bath time), with some badly trained youngster trying to sell me financial services, new kitchens, holidays or whatever, claiming that I enquired after their services on the internet.

 

They are also very rude, and as soon as I said I don't remember their company's name, or having enquired, they cut me off, without a 'sorry' or even a 'goodbye'.

 

I am not interested in talking to them but I find their sheer rudeness a tad upsetting.

[Leicester_H]

Thanks - I think I will steer well clear.

H