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Free Colgate ProClinical Toothpaste After MIR

Submitted By: babybarnplus on 5/26/2010

High quality ingredients synergized with scientific expertise. The result? New Colgate ProClinical daily toothpaste, the first health and beauty oral care line from Colgate. Now you can reveal your ultimate smile - for free.

Mail in your original receipt and UPC code for a full rebate (up to $3.99) One per household.

Click on satisfaction guaranteed for full details and address.

This offer is only valid for residents of:

United States

Click Here to Get: Free Colgate ProClinical Toothpaste After MIR

Category: Health & Beauty

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By: iamvindell on 5/27/2010

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This is not a freebee, but rather a money back program if you don't like the product. This is wrong to put this here, and I disagree with it. Wanting free items is one thing, but going about it this way is just wrong, sorry.

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By: carolp24 on 5/28/2010

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Yes, I second this opinion. This is a very sneaky and dishonest way of asking for your money back. Please don't do this again.

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By: babybarnplus on 5/28/2010

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It's a promotion like any other - that's why they limit it to one per household.

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By: inthesticks on 5/29/2010

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It's really dishonest of people to take advantage of "Try Me Free" offers such as these, simply so they can get their money back. And, quite frankly, it's extremely tacky.

I'm "Inthesticks" and I approved this opinion.

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