free sample of dorset tea

All samples have gone for today

If you click on the T&C's and then scroll right down you will see a "Try Dorset Tea" clicky. A form comes up - it did for me anyway!

Free samples available again now, just submitted my form.

bogwart wrote: »

Note that you need to have a Facebook account to be able to make use of this offer.

I don't, and would rather eat rusty nails than join that bunch, so I lose out. Too many companies are pulling this stunt these days and I think it is reprehensible. Certainly not the kind of behaviour I would expect from MSE.

PasturesNew wrote: »

I'm in this club.

Not quite sure why you're implying some fault by MSE here! It's the offer that's on Facebook, and this thread is merely reporting the existence of the offer - it's not MSE's fault that Facebook is needed!

As for not liking facebook - you don't have to be an active user of Facebook to have an account. Just open an account on facebook and activate this sort of offer through it.

You don't have to use the Facebook account for anything else at all. You don't need to have facebook friends, you don't need to download anything, you don't even need to give them your real name (though they do, really, want you to).

When you activate an offer through facebook it normally asks for your contact details to send the freebie (or whatever to) - it's only in that form that you need to give personal info - and that's to the offer-giver. And will just be your address. Which you would do for all offers. So I can't see the problem.

albionwarrior wrote: »

not a good taste apparently,my other half says it tastes flowery,not being a tea drinker i couldn't comment.

Hi

Doesn't taste as nice as regular tea-PG tips, Twinings etc-but ok for a freebie.:)