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Sample Distributing Services

The Savvy Sampler

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  • Rhonda W

    Date: 10/09/2024

    Now just send my free samples or stop advertising false info..if I wanted insurance, any kind, I would call Ins agents! Certainly not the savvy sampler.. which u should think about a new name, maybe, to sorry sampler!I've been waiting on my credits now 4 about 4 years about 10 times a year... so u owe me at least 40 bundles of samples] of course, I'll be waiting and waiting abs...... blah blah blah

  • Kelley E

    Date: 06/07/2024

    Scam...said all I had to pay was &5.99 shipping charges...they took them out same day get a daily text from them wanting me to receive other items but I haven't because I still haven't received the item I paid for and then today they took another $71.95 out of my account...the phone number that shows on the account for them gives you a recording saying please hold due to high volume and be a 2 minute wait when you get to 1 min 9 seconds it disconnects you.

  • SHERRI C

    Date: 05/20/2024

    Scam Never got anything but PHONE CALLS and it kept asking me to fill out same questions!

  • Michael V

    Date: 12/29/2023

    Horrible Horrible Horrible do not give info just a stupid scam

  • Brenda N

    Date: 12/20/2023

    Scammer. You must buy something. Don't don't believe it.Sad for consumers

  • Celia V

    Date: 09/06/2023

    The Savvy Sampler sends you a text message about free items, you give your information and then answer a small survey, but then there's a third party offer to choose from. They are all scams and they want your debit card number and you must accept an offer or you don't get the free sample free sample means free it doesn't mean you have to accept the offer and buy something to get something free. I went on the internet and looked for scam free samples and the Savage sampler came up, they're a waste of time.

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