is this a safe site?

wannaberich41

Hi
Ive just been on facebook and saw this site advertised. not sure if it genuine or not.
realfreesamples.co.uk

Please advise if spam??????

antispam246

Girlfriend just literally asked me the same question about 5 minutes, wondering the same.

Browntoa

despite the .co.uk address its registered in the USA to one company , that is in turn owned by a canadian company

NO privacy policy so you are supplying Name/address/DOB to a site that does not say what it does with your data

mrs.maverick

...so one to leave out, then.....

iieee

I don't think I've ever seen anything advertised on facebook that didn't look like a scam.

save-a-lot

just seen this on facebook too just now and thought I'd run it through MSE to see if it was dodgy or not... anyway, I'll think I will give it a miss

lofielectronic

wasting_alackaday wrote: »

no. This is a safe site:

http://www.thesafeshop.co.uk

Seriously though, does realfreesamples.co.uk look like anything other than a dodgy site made in five minutes from a template?

jud!th

It has got a privacy policy... does that mean it has to keep to it?

J
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lofielectronic

Having read through it I can't say it says a lot.

To me the site looks like its been put together in about five minutes and theres nothing there that would encorage me to give them any information. But thats just me.

I notice the contact email they use is for this site http://www.ourfreestuff.com/

Tasuke

I'm not entirely sure that I'd trust a site that seemingly feels it has to justify itself by including "real" in its URL... But that's just me.

nelbloke

Browntoa wrote: »

despite the .co.uk address its registered in the USA to one company , that is in turn owned by a canadian company

NO privacy policy so you are supplying Name/address/DOB to a site that does not say what it does with your data

Think wot Browntoa said up there said it all.

I Don't trust any of the sites advertised on Facebook. They really are advertising some dodgy sites nowadays.