Free-viagrasamples.com used to be an online pharmacy which, as the name implies, was selling Viagra and, I guess, had free Viagra samples. The website is currently offline so due to the fact that we never know whether will it ever come back and this is only a temporary offline status or it is forever offline – I decided to write this review so in case it ever comes back, we have at least a little bit of information about the website to know if it might be a good idea to ever purchase medications here or not. In case the website isn’t ever going to be online then this review is worthless, however in case it would come back then it might save you a few bucks in case we’re going to conclude that this used to be (and most likely will be if it gets online and it was like that) a scam online pharmacy or it might be a good alternative online pharmacy in case it was a good online pharmacy and it would continue be so in case it ever gets online.
Free-viagrasamples.com Overview
There’s nothing I can say on selection of drugs, prices for medications, discounts or coupon codes, shipping and payment methods in regards to this online pharmacy since it is down, or at least I can’t say anything more than just the assumption that it had Viagra and maybe some other ED treating medications. For this reason, all that I can talk about is the customer reviews on independent websites that remained on the Internet and what does scam warning websites say about it.
Free-viagrasamples.com Reviews
I wanted to check what do other people say about this website in order to find out whether it used to be a scam or a legit online pharmacy, however I haven’t found any information about it on the internet as I couldn’t find a single customer review. With the site being down and with no customer reviews anywhere else I can’t conclude anything other than just the fact that it used to be very unpopular this means that using unpopular online drugstores can be pretty risky. Scamner.com had a trust of 0%, and legit script called it Rogue internet pharmacy website which means that it is not worth risking. LegitScrpt.com also didn’t found any reviews about it. ScamAdviser.com also had a trust of 0% and said that the website is mostly originating from Russian Federation but usually there’s a big flux of scamming websites from Russia, therefore the trust rate went even lower.
What’s the conclusion?
What I can say about an offline online pharmacy which doesn’t have any customer reviews on independent websites and no trust from scam warning websites? Most likely it used to be a fake scamming internet online pharmacy that didn’t wanted anything else than to steal your money. So it is obvious that I rate it with the lowest possible rate of 1 out of 5 and I recommend everyone to stay away from it in case it ever gets online again!