free sample of BADABING! Sauce

[MsRasputin]

Site seemed a little iffy anyone know if this Is legit

My radar screams 99.9% chance it's not legit. So yeah, there's still a 0.01% chance it is real

[MsRasputin]

So... I guess I have time to waste.

Besides the obvious no contact details, address, fishy looking, here's some funny facts!

Badabing sauce, which comes with three levels of spiciness, has an awesome logo... with a steaming bread bun!!

'Our free sample package contains 3 sachets, one for each level of hotness.' .... Yet the form says you can choose which flavor you like.

Brian Regal, one of the hubs of the local French chef community in LA invented a SPICY SAUCE!

Brian Regal also died in 2010. His product still hasn't launched end of 2011, but will apparently soon. No words on the website about who is investing money in launching his Badabing sauce! (Well we all know it's a scam anyway)

Dish of the week is curry goat. ''Cook this dish in the comfort of your own home today, using BADABING! Sauce to add the extra goodness!'' You also need to find your own recipe as it is not on the website.

*I tried to use the contact page to send them a note... And as soon as I hit the send button I got a Not Found page. I'm too lazy to send them an email to check whether it's a real one though.

[tarynottawa]

Thank you

[chickenleg23]

my anti virus told me this was an attack site

[lovinsteph4]

thanks

[mommy2angels]

oh wow, I should have read the comments first :S

[Fafi]

many thanx

[jonesygurl]

thanks

[kim.elliott]

great thats what i get for not reading all the comments firstt damn!

[marchbride]

Thanks

[1jenna1]

I really wish they would take down this thread. I did alert a moderator early on and they did not, just posted a disclaimer.

[MsRasputin]

Another one (didn't find this myself, got it from somewhere else)
Here's another picture of Brian Regal, inventor of Badabing!
On istockphoto!

http://www.istockphoto.com/stock-pho...-executive.php

[MsRasputin]

I really wish they would take down this thread. I did alert a moderator early on and they did not, just posted a disclaimer.

It's really sad how many people fall for these scammy sites all the time. You can warn 2000 times in a thread that it's a scam, most people don't read the comments and just sign up for it.
Best way to stop these scams is to delete everything from it, otherwise it keeps coming back. Disclaimers only help a handful of people.

[jenna]

oh wow, I should have read the comments first :S

same here

[RTlady]

Love this one; thanks for sharing the link.