New Arm&Hammer Toothpaste Sample

[verwon]

Several of these were already posted, so yes, I am aware of that, but I just saw this one on TV this morning and this link is different from any of the others in the various posts.

So here we go, there are 4 to choose from, you get to pick which one you are most interested in trying on the next page that comes up after you submit your name and address, this page also asks a few survey questions about toothpaste preferences.

Here's the link:

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Ms. Booboo edit: to make this thread easy to use, I'm putting all the various links that still work together here at the top

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I've gotten three samples of this product now. Like shannondx said, it's great stuff

[verwon]

When I clicked the link in my post, it came up to a weird site for oralcare.com so you might have to type it into your browser window to get to the correct page for the sample.

I had to manually type in the address to get the free sample page...

There are 5 sample to choose from:

Advance White
Enamel Care
Complete Care
PeroxiCare
Dental Care

[verwon]

Oops, sorry, you are correct, there are 5, not 4.

Yes, same thing happened to me, when I clicked the link, I got their main page with nothing about the free sample, I had to type it in to get to that page, no clue why, but oh well.

[gogreenspartans]

Thanks so much for the post!!!

That is really weird you can't link to the site. I'm sure they think they can out smart freebie hunters by not making the link to the free sample clickable! Little do they know how smart the ladies on DOD are

[verwon]

LOL! GGS you are too funny. Yes, we are very smart and they can't fool us.

I had originally thought it might be something to do with the DOD software, but last night I was writing the new DOD newsletter and I had another site open to hunt for some new free samples, I didn't even have DOD opened, but I had listed this sample in the newsletter and when I tried to click it from there, it still did the same thing, so it is not our software, has to be something they did with their site.

[skyangel]

Thanks can allways use toothpaste.

[melizardm@hotmail.com]

Once I typed the link in manually it took me directly to the right page. Thanks for the post!!

[coffeebeaned]

Thanks, Ver!

[MadClikr]

That link is very interesting... I did a copy link location and entered it into a new tab in Firefox, and it worked just fine, but when I clicked to open in a new tab, it didn't work. I have to say, from a computer science stand-point, I'm really impressed. What happens is that when you click on a link on one site, the Web page that you go to can often see what Web page referred you to their site. My guess is that what this Web site does is check to see if the user viewing their page was referred, or if they entered the URL into their Web browser themselves. If they were referred (most likely from a freebie forum, which I know a lot of companies don't like), then they're sent somewhere else; but if they entered the URL directly (and most likely saw their ad on TV), then they get the freebie. Pretty ingenious. I wonder if other Web sites will be picking up on this little trick.

Thanks for the post!

[coiphimfree]

thanks

[Cyradis]

Still valid. The old URL works as well as this one (below). Like the other one, copy and paste the URL:

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[Throwin64]

Originally Posted by MadClikr

That link is very interesting... I did a copy link location and entered it into a new tab in Firefox, and it worked just fine, but when I clicked to open in a new tab, it didn't work. I have to say, from a computer science stand-point, I'm really impressed. What happens is that when you click on a link on one site, the Web page that you go to can often see what Web page referred you to their site. My guess is that what this Web site does is check to see if the user viewing their page was referred, or if they entered the URL into their Web browser themselves. If they were referred (most likely from a freebie forum, which I know a lot of companies don't like), then they're sent somewhere else; but if they entered the URL directly (and most likely saw their ad on TV), then they get the freebie. Pretty ingenious. I wonder if other Web sites will be picking up on this little trick.

Thanks for the post!

This is right on the money. If the program is the one I think it is, it is a professional software package I can't discuss due to an ND. It's expensive, so mostly larger companies are using it right now. We use it on my company's site, and it is very effective for the lazy browser. However, it does have it's holes, as Ver has discovered.
Throwin

[PennStateCutie]

I ordered this one a long time ago & never received it - when I just tried to get it again, it told me that there was a limit of one per household...bummer

[shannonxd]

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i saw this ad when i was cutting out grocery coupons.
i have tried and bought this toothpaste. its great!