How can I tell if I'm getting scammed by freebies?

I was watching The Tyra Show today when I had got this idea about how you can get free stuff on the internet. So I checked out this website yofreesamples.com and got 2 free thing sent to me by mail. I'm kind of worried about it being a scammed but I remember the lady saying on the show that you know when your being scammed when they ask for personal stuff like your social security number. The website asked for my first and last name, address,city, state, zip code, email address, date of birth, and my home phone number. Could this be a scam yes or no and tell why?How can I tell if I'm getting scammed by freebies?
If it sounds too good to be true, than it's probably a scam. If you have to give some kind of payment in advance, then it's a scam. I wouldn't give all of that info they are looking for. In my opinion, yes, it sounds like it could be a scam.
JESUS Christ!!!How can I tell if I'm getting scammed by freebies?
just dont give any personal information outHow can I tell if I'm getting scammed by freebies?
I've never been to that site, but I can give you a safe one. All they need is your E-mail address.



It's called Thunderfap.com
best advice is to never give your SS number to any website (its just not worth it - dont do it)

same with any other important information





the address you need for free samples that are genuine



the rest you should lie about, make a new email account for freebies and stuff. with fake name and fake date of birth

^ in fact you should do that for everything possible just in case of stalkers, plus it cuts down on identity theft like the lady on that show was on about



and look forward to a lot of junk snail mail if youre not careful which boxes you tick



and yup like the other person said if its too good to be true and it involves you paying ANYTHING then its too good to be true
If they ask for money right away, or ask for your information, it's a scam.
when you watch any video or chat on messenger they can hack your computer. stay away from freebies

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