Free 7-Day Sunsilk Hair Challenge Kit

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Originally Posted by candymom1

I got my confimation email it is legit from what i can tell :)

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Did you read the "Conditions Apply" at the bottom left of the webpage? This is being done out of Mumbai?

The reason I am leery is a few weeks ago I received a call from India where there is a new scam going on. They say they are from "Windows" or some other name and that they have international reports that there are problems with your computer. Then they try to get you to give them access remotely to your computer and they show you these supposed problems where they will then, for a fee, keep your computer clear of viruses and such for the next year.

Scared me to death at first and then I figured it out and researched it.

I don't think a confirmation tells you anything other than they now have your email.

Thanks :)

thanks have a great day

Thank you!

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Originally Posted by labharris

Did you read the "Conditions Apply" at the bottom left of the webpage? This is being done out of Mumbai?

The reason I am leery is a few weeks ago I received a call from India where there is a new scam going on. They say they are from "Windows" or some other name and that they have international reports that there are problems with your computer. Then they try to get you to give them access remotely to your computer and they show you these supposed problems where they will then, for a fee, keep your computer clear of viruses and such for the next year.

Scared me to death at first and then I figured it out and researched it.

I don't think a confirmation tells you anything other than they now have your email.

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it's not a scam but it's not supposed to be for cdn demographics either. their fb is linked to their official site: http://www.sunsilk.in/ which can be accessed from the global site, http://www.sunsilk.com/

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Originally Posted by mimi-

it's not a scam but it's not supposed to be for cdn demographics either. their fb is linked to their official site: http://www.sunsilk.in/ which can be accessed from the global site, http://www.sunsilk.com/

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I followed your logic and I think you're right. Still, that website in the info page: gangofgirls, is not one I'm tempted to click on and it still makes me less than 100% assured. :)

Why is there no Sunsilk website for Canada or even the U.S. for that matter?

ahhh reading all these posts i dont no if i should order this sample or not lol

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Originally Posted by labharris

This one makes me suspicious for some reason. I'm not going to enter it. Call me paranoid! :)

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I felt that way too. I still entered though, I guess the want of free shampoo is too strong. But I did give a fake mobile number. I am not paying for airtime to have telemarketers call me!


Hopefully it comes.

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Cupcaker

I felt that way too. I still entered though, I guess the want of free shampoo is too strong. But I did give a fake mobile number. I am not paying for airtime to have telemarketers call me!


Hopefully it comes.

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I give fake mobile too... :(

I would be careful anything coming from india...there are many scams originating there yet being conducted here. For example, the microsoft scam where they call and tell you there is a virus on your computer...then they get you to open up certain files and take control of your system remotely and next thing you know, they have all your personal info.
I would stay away from anything out of india.

for me it says:


"You may have clicked an expired link or mistyped the address. Some web addresses are case sensitive."

that was on FB....hmmm, not for me....thanx for all the info everyone!

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Originally Posted by labharris

Did you read the "Conditions Apply" at the bottom left of the webpage? This is being done out of Mumbai?

The reason I am leery is a few weeks ago I received a call from India where there is a new scam going on. They say they are from "Windows" or some other name and that they have international reports that there are problems with your computer. Then they try to get you to give them access remotely to your computer and they show you these supposed problems where they will then, for a fee, keep your computer clear of viruses and such for the next year.

Scared me to death at first and then I figured it out and researched it.

I don't think a confirmation tells you anything other than they now have your email.

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now im all freaked out cause i entered and NOW read all this grrrr

MY mother in law fell for the microsoft remote access scam although she did not give her credit card they accessed her comp- 2 hours on the phone with Microsoft and its still not fixed she sent it to a computer guy..........

now it wont let go back to that facebook page :(

When I click the link it just goes to my facebook home page. Perhaps it was reported or something and fb has taken it off?