Don't Request the Free EnergiOne Bar! It Will NOT Come!

Have you seen the Free EnergiOne Superfoods Sample that’s going around again? We found it last year at this time, and determined it was fake. Nothing was ever sent out, and nobody received this sample. However, it’s still being shared as legit! So, please help us spread the word! Warn your friends by sharing this!

Before you head over to request a FREE Energione Bar, be sure to read our findings.

Our team of highly trained freebie hunters can usually spot a fake a mile away. This one wreaks of it! And, some of our favorite freebie pages, who we often consult on questionable offers, unanimously agree on this one. It’s fake!

In other words, do NOT fill out the form. You will never get this sample. It’s not legit.

Below, we explain why it’s fake, how we know, and what to do if you already signed up by mistake.

Alleged Freebie:

Free EnergieOne Bar by mail
EnergiOne Vegan Superfood Bar | The ultimate energy sourceenergionebar.com
The new and improved source of fiber and protein with minimum calories.

The Claim:

The alleged freebie is found on this website: https://energionebar.com (don’t go there)

Disclaimer

We only ship to the United States and Canada. Offer valid while stock lasts. We never sell or rent your information. Samples are shipped from California, shipping & handling takes 7-14 days.
EnergiOne LLC
2740 Fulton Ave #21, Sacramento, CA 95821

After submitting the request form, you’ll see the following page:

You’re almost finished!
Greetings, a beautiful human with a name!
Why do you see this page?
If you requested free stuff from one of our partners, then it’s the reason why you see this page.
We know you’re busy, so we’ve provided two convenient options for you:
* Ignore and close this page, and we’ll eventually get the picture and write sad poetry about the deal we never did. (MOST POPULAR)
* Click on a link below, complete a painfully long offer, and make our day, month, and year. (RECOMMENDED)
Here’s the deal:
If you click on the link below and complete an offer or survey, we’ll send you an additional surprise gift (something valuable, not some stupid stickers). Our system has already captured your shipping information.
We help our partners to send you freebies and ensure timely delivery. Thank you for understanding. We only want what’s fair.
Now, this is not for everyone. Please don’t participate if you don’t have 10 to 25 minutes available. You’ll waste your time and waste our time.
Continue to the obnoxiously long-to-complete offer…
P.S. Sometimes offers provided by our sponsors are not that good, long, and just plain stupid. Use your 6th sense before signing up for anything.

Clearly this wording is not that of a professional marketing company that could afford to send tens of thousands of free samples to the United States and Canada.

Finally, you’ll get this message:

Thank You!

Thanks for your request. Shipping takes 7-14 days. Please be patient.

In summary, they’re not going to send you anything. This is an attempt to make people fill out the “obnoxiously long-to-complete offer” which makes them money.

In other words, you will not get this free sample bar. We recommend not giving them your info, and certainly don’t waste your time filingl out the offer.

Findings (What makes it fake?)

After filling out the form, in the golden days of fake freebies you’d see a Spam popup after submit (an unrelated offer pops up and wants you to fill it out. The scammers get PAID when you do! They’re tricking you into making them money.
However, these days, they’re so blatant they actually tell you that you have to fill out the offer.
Ingredient list for this fake product was copied word-for-word from Health Warrior Coconut Chia Bars, which is a real product. But, unfortunately there are no free samples of the real product either.
Product image is photoshopped, and the nutritional information label disproportionately small for the bar size.
No company info and the address is known for other scams (found on Google 2740 Fulton Ave #21, Sacramento, CA 95821)

Conclusion:

This is not a legit offer; it is spam. Do not fill out the form. You will not get a free bar. STEER CLEAR!

To stay safe we highly recommend that you read our Big List of Fakes and learn how to protect yourself on every single freebie you sign up for. And, if you want to learn how to find free stuff, sign up and I’ll give you my free book!

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