How To Get Expensive Goods For FREE, laptops, psp's etc - Page 9

Sohiab · 07-03-2008, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Gwerzal

How many units of the sample will you be getting for $84

There is no way they would charge you more for the 1 item.

LOL.. It's true, one item. But the reason why I think it's so expensive is because its from Pakistan.

Sohiab · 07-03-2008, 09:02 PM

Does anyone know any good product to inquire for free samples?
I really need help with this. Has anyone been successful with this?

lieaboutus · 07-07-2008, 05:04 PM

Sounds good:P might try it out

dathai · 07-07-2008, 06:09 PM

thanks for this. Will deff have a look

shoust · 07-15-2008, 12:46 AM

Personally, I'm quite nervous of trying this myself, mainly because making yourself sound like a reputable company sounds a bit like a fraud.But still, I'd like to know how the most valuable thing you guys have got from this, seems interesting to say the least.

Paper_Chaser · 07-16-2008, 01:02 PM

I dont think anyone has had any serious concequences from trying this yet, but like you say there is an aura of fraud surrounding this. People av had laptops, xboxes and other items of that nature before, so it does work. It's all about how you word your replies really, and dont get straight to the point of wanting some free samples. Peace

Tripleeagle · 07-16-2008, 03:59 PM

I reckon it's legal...

chirayuw · 07-16-2008, 04:39 PM

Its not legal it's fraud, cos u r conning companies into giving u free samples of expensive products based on their assumption of u actually having a company that is willing to place orders with them.

In any case, I haven't heard anyone talk of termination i.e. after receiving the sample product, how would u politely put it to them that u don't want 2 buy it?

Me thinks u cud say something like this:

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Dear blah blah,

Unfortunately your product does not meet our specifications/standards for general sales. Also my colleague/partner, unfortunately has dealt with another company on a similar product without my knowledge. I am thus sorry 2 inform u that, I/company name am/is unable to purchase the 'originally stated amount' of units from U/their company name. Once again I apologise for the actions of my colleague/partner.

Warmest Regards,

[Signature]
[Print Name] - Exectutive/Chief etc. of blah blah inc/corporations.

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U could also add a little note after the last sentence stating:

I hope to continue our business relations in future

So u can ask 4 more samples o diff products

753951 · 07-16-2008, 05:05 PM

Yeah impersonating a company is fraud. This is why I always say I'm a small startup company, there's no way of proving that you were never gonna set up/register a business if you do get caught.

Although it's illegal, these are big manufacturers in China/India and are unlikely to bother chasing it up even if you sent them an email telling them that you scammed them.

Tripleeagle · 07-16-2008, 05:33 PM

"This is why I always say I'm a small startup company"

Well you don't have to say that it's a registered company, you could use your name - that would be legal...