Free dunhill sample (merged)

N6123 · 24 August 2008 at 3:15AM

Free dunhill sample http://dunhillfragrances.com/en/index.htm
Click on the bottle, then in the top left it says 'Order a free sample' click, answer a few short questions there you go! I ordered one of each for my dad and my brother, hopefully they'll come without being demolished like last time. -curses postie-
They come in cute little bottles.

carlalouise · 24 August 2008 at 5:18PM

MINE CAME LAST WEEK ABSOLUTLY USELESS IT WASNT EVEN IN A BOTTLE
IT WAS ON A CARD THAT U WIPE ON YA LIKE IN A MAGAZINE WHERE U SMELL THE PAGE :mad:
WASTE OF TIME.

N6123 · 24 August 2008 at 9:38PM

I got them before and they were in bottles. Really sorry!

tpsjrm · 28 August 2008 at 1:42PM

Well done OP. My sample arrived today - a nice little 2ml eau de toilette bottle. So definitely worth applying for.

Raggaman · 28 August 2008 at 2:18PM

Thanks OP
Got my 2ml bottle today
Though it must be said the packaging is scandalous!
It came in a white box 4" x 5.5" x 0.6" and then in a Dunhill promo card sleeve!
There is no need for it whatsoever

Thanks again :rolleyes:

kathy72 · 28 August 2008 at 3:08PM

Thanks for this...just registered....hope I get the bottles for hubby rather than the cardboard...

Kathy

Get_Back_Loretta · 28 August 2008 at 5:43PM

Hi

There are 2 scents to choose from when you access the website. Could it depend on which scent you order as to receiving a scent card or bottle? I chose London Eau de Toilette (as tpsjrm mentioned) and it is a small bottle.

gbl

michelle32_2 · 30 August 2008 at 9:44PM

thank u very much.

carnivalwig · 30 August 2008 at 11:10PM

Get_Back_Loretta wrote: »

Hi

There are 2 scents to choose from when you access the website. Could it depend on which scent you order as to receiving a scent card or bottle? I chose London Eau de Toilette (as tpsjrm mentioned) and it is a small bottle.

gbl

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I ordered both, the pursuit came as a postcard, the
London came as a bottle. I think with samples, some in the past have given bottles to the first 50000 or so, and then postcards after that to the remaining zillions