Free Coffee Cup and Post it Notes :)

Tulip

Katie

thanks to picasso and Les Vegas on rpoints for finding them

jacktyler

i'm afraid i think this is a scam.

it's the same company that offered the post-it notes (http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...light=digilake)a while back, and prior to that, a free blank DVD (http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...light=digilake), that never arrive.

a google search for digilake will return plenty of pages suggesting that they're a scam site.


from complaintsboard.com http://www.complaintsboard.com/compl...ke-c53088.html

Digilake.com appears to be a sham website that attempts to trick consumers into filling out surveys. The company offers no address or phone contact information at all on its website, and does not respond to emails. Every product they purportedly 'sell' offers a special discount if one is willing to fill out a survey.

After the scammers have tricked a user into filling out a survey, the website sends visitors to an error message instead of a checkout screen. This dishonest organization pretends to sell products that they don't actually sell.


from ripoffreport.com http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/...Off0314348.htm

Site is fake with unbelievable prices and consumer survey requirements for discounts that don't pan out. No phone number or address. No contact returned from any email. Looks like they are getting people to complete surveys and getting paid for it. DO NOT TRUST THEM!!!!

please see this thread too, for mse andrea's insert:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1174465

Tulip

jacktyler wrote: »

i'm afraid i think this is a scam.

it's the same company that offered the post-it notes (http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...light=digilake)a while back, and prior to that, a free blank DVD (http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...light=digilake), that never arrive.

a google search for digilake will return plenty of pages suggesting that they're a scam site.


from complaintsboard.com http://www.complaintsboard.com/compl...ke-c53088.html

Digilake.com appears to be a sham website that attempts to trick consumers into filling out surveys. The company offers no address or phone contact information at all on its website, and does not respond to emails. Every product they purportedly 'sell' offers a special discount if one is willing to fill out a survey.

After the scammers have tricked a user into filling out a survey, the website sends visitors to an error message instead of a checkout screen. This dishonest organization pretends to sell products that they don't actually sell.


from ripoffreport.com http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/...Off0314348.htm

Site is fake with unbelievable prices and consumer survey requirements for discounts that don't pan out. No phone number or address. No contact returned from any email. Looks like they are getting people to complete surveys and getting paid for it. DO NOT TRUST THEM!!!!

please see this thread too, for mse andrea's insert:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1174465

opps sorry about that,thanks for explaining,just informed the people on rpoints in a pm


Katie

cfbc

PLEASSE REMOVE THE MAIN KLINK TO THE FIRST POST IF A SCAM! :rolleyes:

Tulip

cfbc wrote: »

PLEASSE REMOVE THE MAIN KLINK TO THE FIRST POST IF A SCAM! :rolleyes:

Done as requested


Katie

Persona_non_grata

jacktyler wrote: »

i'm afraid i think this is a scam.

it's the same company that offered the post-it notes (http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...light=digilake)a while back, and prior to that, a free blank DVD (http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...light=digilake), that never arrive.

a google search for digilake will return plenty of pages suggesting that they're a scam site.


from complaintsboard.com http://www.complaintsboard.com/compl...ke-c53088.html

Digilake.com appears to be a sham website that attempts to trick consumers into filling out surveys. The company offers no address or phone contact information at all on its website, and does not respond to emails. Every product they purportedly 'sell' offers a special discount if one is willing to fill out a survey.

After the scammers have tricked a user into filling out a survey, the website sends visitors to an error message instead of a checkout screen. This dishonest organization pretends to sell products that they don't actually sell.


from ripoffreport.com http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/...Off0314348.htm

Site is fake with unbelievable prices and consumer survey requirements for discounts that don't pan out. No phone number or address. No contact returned from any email. Looks like they are getting people to complete surveys and getting paid for it. DO NOT TRUST THEM!!!!

please see this thread too, for mse andrea's insert:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1174465

Well done Sherlock.

Miroslav

Shame it's a scam

Thanks for sharing though Katie

meowmix_2

Miroslav wrote: »

Shame it's a scam

Not really... the cup looks like it is made for babies (Still appreciate its a freeby and not trying to be mean to op).

NickiM

I did this before I saw the comments What will happen?

jacktyler

NickiM wrote: »

I did this before I saw the comments What will happen?

i shouldn't worry too much. you might get some spam emails if you gave an email address. it's nothing to lose sleep over.

NickiM

OK Thanks! I haven't noticed anything yet which maybe good news!