FAKE! Free Argan Essence Hair Perfume SCAM ALERT

Before you head over to request a free Argan Essence Hair Perfume Sample, be sure to read our findings. This is a scam site that shares lots of fake freebies.

The Claim

They will send you a free sample of Argan Essence Hair Perfume
argan-essence com is the website

Findings (What makes it fake?)

First, there’s a LOT of ads on the site. After submit, there’s another ad that makes it seem like you need to click it. Not a spam pop-up like we always used to see. But, definitely sketchy!
The website domain was registered January 21, 2018, which was shortly before the freebie was first shared. And, nothing has ever been received.
There’s no company information, and the only thing you’ll find about the product or company is freebie sites sharing it.
They use the same advertising account (Google Adsense) as a freesamplesmail – the website. There’s also commonalities with freesamplesmail . com/webseo/webseo/- the user webseo is on these fake freebie sites and the sample site.
What legit worldwide haircare company would also run a freebie site???
The terms and conditions suggest that your information will not be sold or shared, however the agreement you have to check before submitting says that you’re agreeing that they CAN share your info with their advertising partners. In other words, they’re going to sell your info to spammers!
This same group of scammers have other fake freebies to avoid, such as: Greek Olive Oil, InTur Travel Agency, SoundPRO, Fire & Spice Peppers, Textile Sale Bracelets or F&D Upholstery.

Why would someone do this?

Why would someone take the time to create dozens of free samples for imaginary products that they’ll never send? Well, there are several reasons.

There are lots of reasons why people post fake freebies, but usually it is about money. They build up a website or Facebook fanpage and then sell it for profit. Or, they take your info submitted in their alleged freebie form, and sell it to Spammers.

Worse case scenario, the site could be infected with a virus or trojan and may try to steal or hack your passwords, financial information, or your identity. Fake freebies are not a harmless thing.

Conclusion:

This is not a legit offer; it is spam. 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. Read also: Getting Started with Gimmie.

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