Link (http://www.ilqu.com/lindtpromotion.php)

Free gift bundle includes:

3 pack Lindt truffles
DVD sample of recipes
Coupon booklet

Offer valid to US Residents only. Must be 18+. Limit one per household.

and the fourth free item listed that you receive is:

Informational Pamphlet about franchising and investing

People, this is/was a Phishing site!

"service temporarily unavailable" I got that the first time, but tried again and it worked. Thanks op

Success!

Please check your email now to confirm your participation in this offer.

You can expect your promotional package to arrive in under 2 months.

yeah this doesn't look very legit..... I'm afraid it won't come :( oh well! great chocolates though!

Registrant:
I Love Quentin Ulrich
Registered through: GoDaddy.com Inc. http://www.godaddy.com
Domain Name: ILQU.COM

I'll Pass, Thanks Anyway

Thanks. I hope it comes. :)

Looks like a phishing site. Stay away folks!

Thanks but no thanks...

I :heart: chocolate. . . but, I am afraid I will have to pass, also.

Thanks for the warning!

Success!

Please check your email now to confirm your participation in this offer.

You can expect your promotional package to arrive in under 2 months.

:spam:

:spam:

Most likely.

Dicey but went for it anyway. You have to confirm the email.

It's a legit site. He is a legit chef and what he is doing is trying to sell his Secret Recipes DVD for $40 and I am sure you will get more emails to buy his stuff. I am also sure you willg get they truffles, dvd, etc. If you have gmail you can mark the next email as SPAM and you shouldn't see it again.

Repped :)

Thanks

Worth a shot thanks

ilqu.com is on auction. Details: ILQU.COM Domain Name without content. Estimated end time: 2 days 15 hours 9 min. (Mar/04/09 02:18 PM CET). Current Bid: ...

If you check out the site I think it was just sold on March 4,2009... :confused:

thanks

"service temporarily unavailable" I got that the first time, but tried again and it worked. Thanks op

me too.

thanks for the reminding.

I just sign up for it....Hope it is not spam....Thanks

Thank you.

Thanks:)

thanks

I'll be old and grey by the time it arrives......Will the candy be as stale as me???:D

I'll be old and grey by the time it arrives......Will the candy be as stale as me???:D

What do you want for free? ;) :lol:

I think it looks legit, but I wouldn't buy anything on the site.

Hope this comes!

thanks

This is one of those sites set up for gathering info. They might not specifically send you spam but who ever they sell your info to certainly will.

Tee

thanks

Still alive. :nod:

This is one of those sites set up for gathering info. They might not specifically send you spam but who ever they sell your info to certainly will.

Tee

That is why I always use a made up name and fake telephone number. The only thing a site like this would get is a legitmate house address. When stuff like this comes to my house with a made up name on it, I know exactly where they got the name on the envelope from. Nevah,nevah give a real name,legitimate telephone number,age or anything else to a freebie offer.

looks like spam to me :eek:

People, this is/was a Phishing site. I'm amazed at how many people still fall for these. I suppose it doesn't help that angry red thumbers who hate certain users always tag legit posts with "Suspicious or scam site" red thumbs, thereby confusing the issue. In my opinion, those people should be banned but I'm not a mod and have no say.



If you simply MUST give you address to obvious phishers, do yourself a favor and list your name this way:

First name = CURRENT
Last name = RESIDENT

and never, ever give a legit phone number. Use your legit area code, a 3 letter exchange code not your own but legit within your area and then 0000 for the last four digits.

For your birthday, pick up a made up birthday obviously not your own and be sure it isn't even close.

That way, if a phisher does sell your info, no harm can come of it. And if for some reason, the planets align and the fake looking offer turns out to be real, it will still find its way to the doorstep of the "Current Resident" living at your street addy!




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That's such good advice, Nuala's Mom. I think we all get a little too hopeful with some of these sites, and like to think we're giving info to legit companies. But it's not always the case.

Thanks for the reminder for all of us to be careful who we give info to.

thank you