Free sample bottle Sabatino Tartufi Black Truffle Gourmet Olive Oil

[girlsrus]

http://www.bedmo.com/atyourdoor.php


Bedmo is pleased to announce the launch of its new "At Your Door" service, a chance for consumers to test gourmet food and health products at no cost!

Offer 01 - Sabatino Tartufi Black Truffle Gourmet Olive Oil

[wikipost]

Wish this were real. But a 100 ml bottle of Sabatino Tartufi Black Truffle Oil runs $15+.
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This site/deal are rumored to be a scam. Be cautious.


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[javaFlower]

here is a bit of info from theTERMS (http://www.bedmo.com/terms.html):

beginning November 25th, 2008 at 12:01 AM EST and ending March 1, 2009 at 11:59PM EST* (the “Giveaway Period”), Bedmo will be giving away various free samples (at this time of writing, limited to one (1) 100ml bottle of Sabatino Tartufi Black Truffle Olive Oil) to each valid registrant at http://www.bedmo.com/atyourdoor.php.

Limit one (1) sample per valid registered household mailing address for the entire Giveaway Period.

They may be offering something better between now and March and it is only one freebie per household between now and then

[6700]

this is spam

[Bobbie75]

Thank you + rep

[geektastic]

:thanks:

[twynk]

this is spam

[SP1000]

Thank you and repped ;)

[girlsrus]

Well I don't understand what they are spamming without my email address...

[dazeoff]

Thanks and repped :)

[tat2gurl]

nice find!thank you!out of rep atm

[javaFlower]

this is spam

this is spam

do you have anything to support this?

here is the who is/ domain info: http://whois.domaintools.com/bedmo.com

[twynk]

do you have anything to support this?

here is the who is/ domain info: http://whois.domaintools.com/bedmo.com

There is no bedmo vegetables and if you google the telephone number and address in the whois you come up with a beevy of scam website the person has previously created

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=(480)+624-2599&start=10&sa=N

[javaFlower]

There is no bedmo vegetables and if you google the telephone number and address in the whois you come up with a beevy of scam website the person has previously created

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=(480)+624-2599&start=10&sa=N

Are you sure you aren't googling the "Domains by Proxy" address and phone number?

Domains by Proxy is it's own business: http://domainsbyproxy.com/
A business that hides info:
Domains By Proxy was conceived to deal with one of the biggest shortcomings of the Internet — the loss of privacy. We believe you should be able to keep your personal information private when you register a domain -- and now you can, by switching your “public” registration to a “private” one, using our patented private registration process.

I am NOT saying Bedmo Vegetable is or isn't spam (yet),
but I couldn't even find a phone number for Bedmo,
just the address on the site:


Bedmo Vegetables
P.O. Box 0241
West Union, OH
45693
United States of America

[Kristin]

There is no bedmo vegetables and if you google the telephone number and address in the whois you come up with a beevy of scam website the person has previously created

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=(480)+624-2599&start=10&sa=N

Thanks twynk :)

Thanks anyway OP but I think I'll pass. Repped for the effort though. :highfive:

[dstam015]

Gave it a shot No email needed so no spam that way.

[twynk]

I am NOT saying Bedmo Vegetable is or isn't spam (yet),
but I couldn't even find a phone number for Bedmo,
just the address on the site:


Bedmo Vegetables
P.O. Box 0241
West Union, OH
45693
United States of America

The company doesn't exist.
This follows the pattern of other scam sites:
1. They offer nothing on the site except the freebie
2. Form submits without any information (you receive a thank you without entering any info)
3. They do not offer any company info and the only way to reach them is through email
4. They do not request an email

Now, I know that some will say well whats the harm, they don't request email and all the other information they can get from the telephone book. But they would have to go searching in specific areas and by going on their site, you are freely giving them the info to do what they will. Why?

[javaFlower]

I tend to agree with you, twynk, it does follow that pattern...

I just can't find definitive proof, as we often can.

thanks for your time! - not arguing with you - just trying to get down to the truth of it.

[vegaslove0713]

I agree with twynk as well and I think that for some reason, whether it's gathering information or what... these people are posting these "fake freebies".

I researched the actual olive oil (http://www.sabatinotartufi.com/) and wrote them with the link to the "free sample" offer. I honestly don't think it's legit, but by all means, if you feel it is, then enter your info and see if you get the free sample.

good luck.

[tarheli2000]

Thank you! We have received your request.

Please allow 4-8 weeks for shipping and delivery.
:bounce: :bounce:

[Krunk]

thanks!

[Babycakes]

thank you

[EricLeMaster]

Thanks!

[AndWhat]

Awesome!!! :)

[CrazyCatJade]

Gave it a shot! If they happen to try to hunt me down - I will offer my mother and sister in place of me. The answer to my prayers is here!

[Topchefdano]

repped

[vegasmommy]

Thank you! Hope it comes.

[deajust555]

thanks and repped

[adamlee008]

Thanks!

[gorocketsgo]

thanks

[vegaslove0713]

Ok. I emailed the company that sells the actual olive oil (http://www.sabatinotartufi.com/) and pointed them to this website. They wrote back:

"Dear Vegaslove,
I forwarded your email to our security dept.
We really appreciated your attention.

If you need to purchase truffle products please call us directly and we will give 15%off .
Best Regards
Federico Balestra"


THIS IS A FAKE WEBSITE PEOPLE. You will never get your free sample of olive oil. I do not know why they're gathering names or information or what... But if the olive oil company has never heard of them.... I doubt they are real.

[CathiElvis]

Great investigating work by ALL. Thanks. I had signed up before I read on. Since there was no email address requested I was not too worried. We'll see what happens next. Thanks again.Ok. I emailed the company that sells the actual olive oil (http://www.sabatinotartufi.com/) and pointed them to this website. They wrote back:

"Dear Vegaslove,
I forwarded your email to our security dept.
We really appreciated your attention.

If you need to purchase truffle products please call us directly and we will give 15%off .
Best Regards
Federico Balestra"


THIS IS A FAKE WEBSITE PEOPLE. You will never get your free sample of olive oil. I do not know why they're gathering names or information or what... But if the olive oil company has never heard of them.... I doubt they are real.

[javaFlower]

Ok. I emailed the company that sells the actual olive oil (http://www.sabatinotartufi.com/) and pointed them to this website. They wrote back:

"Dear Vegaslove,
I forwarded your email to our security dept.
We really appreciated your attention.

If you need to purchase truffle products please call us directly and we will give 15%off .
Best Regards
Federico Balestra"


THIS IS A FAKE WEBSITE PEOPLE. You will never get your free sample of olive oil. I do not know why they're gathering names or information or what... But if the olive oil company has never heard of them.... I doubt they are real.

Thanks for emailing them and reporting back,
but
their reply does not give evidence that Bedmo is a fake site.
Bedmo could purchase olive oil at the grocery supply and give it away without the olive oil manufacturer being aware of it.

Your email reply from sabatinotartufi just says that their security dept will look into it.


AGAIN - I am not saying one way or the other yet,
imho, there is still no solid evidence for me to say this is a spam/phishing site,
though it may be.

[number1mom]

Thank you for the info I put in for free sample. :woot:

[Dyane78]

Ok. I emailed the company that sells the actual olive oil (http://www.sabatinotartufi.com/) and pointed them to this website. They wrote back:

"Dear Vegaslove,
I forwarded your email to our security dept.
We really appreciated your attention.

If you need to purchase truffle products please call us directly and we will give 15%off .
Best Regards
Federico Balestra"


THIS IS A FAKE WEBSITE PEOPLE. You will never get your free sample of olive oil. I do not know why they're gathering names or information or what... But if the olive oil company has never heard of them.... I doubt they are real.


thanks for the heads up, scam!

[jr06450]

wow... thanks for the heads up !

[firerose]

thanks

[khook]

Wow - thought it was too good to be true. Thanks for the investigation y'all! :)

[freebiedad]

I signed up for it, and then I see it spam - oh well!

[drakesmommie]

I know I signed up for this a long time ago and never got anything..

[asgoodasitgets]

Thank you! We have received your request.

Please allow 4-8 weeks for shipping and delivery.

There is no charge for your free samples, not even shipping.

Thank you and have a nice day!

-Thanks

[tamales]

I like spam, nobody ever emails me :(

[extremechris]

should have read the last few posts... i signed up. oh well. spam is tasty.

[tlspencer]

They are probably gathering mailing addresses for those kinds of *home businesses* that specialize in work at home scams. If you've given them your address, you are in essence giving them permission to send you things, same as when you give out your phone number. These sites that pop up from time to time, offering samples, usually even say they are not affiliated with the company who makes the product for which they are offering the sample. I do not know anyone here who has EVER gotten one of these samples from ANY of these fly by night sites. If they're offering a sample, and that is the ONLY page on their entire site, then they are BOGUS. If you cannot even find a product info page, let alone a catalogue page to actually ORDER products, common sense tells you they are NOT LEGIT. It's just common sense people. Anyone who wants to continue insisting this company could be legit needs to find a sample of Reality Check!

tls

[princessducky]

Well, this is actually on the StartSampling site. So probably legit! :dontknow:

[AndWhat]

I love cooking so thank you!!! :)

[MySweetLord]

this is now at
startsampling.com

[6700]

this is now at
startsampling.com

pay them enough and they'll post anything

[patrossi2004]

well I do feel better though ....I signed up !! I LOVE OLIVE OIL !!! Thanks OP !!!

[6700]

well I do feel better though ....I signed up !! I LOVE OLIVE OIL !!! Thanks OP !!!
wow, doesnt take much to convince you huh? There is no chance of this being real

[MissyMooMoo]

startsampling.com would not post a scam. I didn't think this was real at first but now I do!

[6700]

startsampling.com would not post a scam. I didn't think this was real at first but now I do!

amazing that someone with so much "experience" would think that way

[slickslacker1]

I'll pass: the spam believers convinced me. Thanks for the warning! Much appreciated.

[Cynful]

startsampling.com would not post a scam. I didn't think this was real at first but now I do!

I signed up with Quality Health through Start Sampling years ago and never got anything from them. Even trying different email addresses, mailing addresses, and "real" names, the result was always the same - no free samples.

pay them enough and they'll post anything

:iagree:

They are probably gathering mailing addresses for those kinds of *home businesses* that specialize in work at home scams. If you've given them your address, you are in essence giving them permission to send you things, same as when you give out your phone number. These sites that pop up from time to time, offering samples, usually even say they are not affiliated with the company who makes the product for which they are offering the sample. I do not know anyone here who has EVER gotten one of these samples from ANY of these fly by night sites. If they're offering a sample, and that is the ONLY page on their entire site, then they are BOGUS. If you cannot even find a product info page, let alone a catalogue page to actually ORDER products, common sense tells you they are NOT LEGIT. It's just common sense people. Anyone who wants to continue insisting this company could be legit needs to find a sample of Reality Check!

tls

Heh, you just gave me an idea

Thanks for the effort, OP, would have been nice if it was legit

[pejo2004]

I received in the mail yesterday one of those "home business" type things.. send 1 to blah blah blah and get money back from who they send to type thing. I wondering if this is what its from because i spelled my last name wrong (on purpose) and thats how it was addresed onthe envelope

[Cynful]

I received in the mail yesterday one of those "home business" type things.. send 1 to blah blah blah and get money back from who they send to type thing. I wondering if this is what its from because i spelled my last name wrong (on purpose) and thats how it was addresed onthe envelope

DING DING DING DING, I think we have a winner!

[ummjay]

thanks

[tlspencer]

I received in the mail yesterday one of those "home business" type things.. send 1 to blah blah blah and get money back from who they send to type thing. I wondering if this is what its from because i spelled my last name wrong (on purpose) and thats how it was addresed onthe envelope


TaaaDaaaaaa... am I now allowed to say *told ya so* to the ones still insisting this was for real? Cause... I TOLD you all why there was no email request when no one worried about spam... and I TOLD all why a mailing address was just as valuable to them!


tls

[javaFlower]

TaaaDaaaaaa... am I now allowed to say *told ya so* to the ones still insisting this was for real? Cause... I TOLD you all why there was no email request when no one worried about spam... and I TOLD all why a mailing address was just as valuable to them!


tls

I did not see ONE person insist this was for real.

I posted a couple of times that I could find no PROOF that it was spammy,
and repeatedly said, I could find no reportable proof one way or the other.
Sometimes the things that only SEEM suspicious come through - and sometimes they are spam.

pejo2004's report is the closest we've come to proof, since pejo2004 is a trustable source of info.

Thanks for the report, pejo.

and thanks for sharing suspicions, tlspenser...
I just have a difficulty making any declaration without reputable proof.

[pejo2004]

No problem just passing info on..but not 100% sure it came from here but since im just getting back in the freebie game and havent done alot of them and with the mispelling sone the way i did it just seems fishy to me:nod: