It appears they had two types of Pedigree dog items (treats/biscuits), Temptations for cats (tiny packet, I’ve gotten this before, it has about a dozen pieces), Refesh & Replens , Clairol Root Coverup, Sunlight detergent pod & Kabrita Goat Milk Yogurt and Fruit (for babies). I got Replens, Refresh & the Root Coverup kit, some offer for a cell phone sim card. Don’t have a dog, cat won’t miss the tiny packet of treats, I won’t miss the detergent pod, don’t have a baby. Luckily I got just what I really wanted.

I was given the option to receive a push notification when they release samples. I usually don’t accept push notifications, but I did for this. You get an immediate notice in your browser for when samples are available.

HU! If you joined KFR 5 years ago, when the program started, check your emails for your anniversary points - 500 points when you click the link. Mine had “500 FREE PTS Inside! Happy Anniversary!” as the subject.

@mrsguin said in Fake Freebies:

FREE Headphones SoundPRO VS-01

promo dot soundpro dot ru/free-sample/ comes up in a search. ru is a Russian domain. Obvious red flags: The picture is for earbuds, text says headphones. There is a real company who sells headphones known as ProSOUND, fake company flips the name while retaining the same change in lower/upper case. Fake company requires you like them on FB and/or Twitter, and that you share (FB) and/or Tweet the offer (Scammers love to get you to spam their fake deals for free). The usual FB Brandjacking rule applies here, if the freebie looks too good to be true, it most likely is. Companies just don’t give away ‘samples’ of high value items. They may give full-size items to limited sign-ups, or offer extremely limited items to random, or 1st x-number of signups** Then again, is this headphones, or cheap earbuds? The specifications page shows a white set of earbuds. The page is written in Russian, needed Google Translate to read it. The handful of ‘freebie’ websites offering this, look suspiciously like shills set up by the scammers.

** Rare. One example are the thumb drives from the magazine subscription sites to 1st 50 or 100 responders. Another would be the EJ Gold snowflake charm given to the 1st 100 registrations, 14kt gold, diamond cut, I actually got 1. I’m sure others know of exceptions to the rule.

I knew there was something about this, but couldn’t recall what it was, had to find old FW threads (via Google/Bing cache or Wayback Machine). Linghzhi is a mushroom extract, added to tea & coffee in China, Japan, & Korea. The coffee sample is instant coffee granules to which the extract is added. You have to provide a phone number, to verify request. Company is a MLM company, so even if you are only interested in purchasing, and not distributing, expect to be hounded to earn money from sales. Once you submit, you are taken to other MLM companies. No one has reported receiving this, but it can take a few months to arrive, and many forums have already archived the post. Some forums have questioned this. It’s always a red flag when you can’t find a TOS/TOU, Privacy Policy and a physical address & phone # readily available on the website. Too many red flags to recommend anybody take a chance on this. This was flagged by FW as being questionable, in the past. Sign up at your own risk.

Their contact & about pages are completely blank. Images look photoshopped, and where oh where are the TOS/TOU & Privacy Policy?

More URLS for the fake Vitae coffee freebie. tryleanjava.com/free-sample, freesampleofjavanow.com/, slimcoffeemax.com/.

Vitae slim, diet, lean, whatever… if it’s from Vitae coffee, IT’S FAKE!!!

It’s on the Fake Freebies List. “The folks that run the freecoffeeoffer.com scam page are back with a clone at a new URL, tryvitae.com. Neither are legit. ETA 9/23/2017: And theirrrrrr baaaaaack! Another shill posting, another link for free coffee from Vitae. Same scam, different URL. Slimroasttrial.com.”

The scammers keep changing the URL, then send their shills to post it. And unless the OP posted this here, she just c&p misinformation from another freebie site.

Some other URL’s I found for this fake offer, tryleanjava.com/free-sample, freesampleofjavanow.com/

ANYTHING from Vitae coffee is FAKE, a scam, a freebie that does not exist. A real company wouldn’t need to keep creating multiple URL’s.