Cookie Policy
We want you to be informed about how cookies are used when using productsamples.com so here’s how we use cookies. If you’re unsure about what a cookie is and how it works, Google have a nice video that explains this in plain English:
Our Cookies
We use cookies on productsamples.com to allow us to provide a persistent state as you move from page to another page. It is our commitment to you that no cookies that we set will ever contain any personally identifiable information. Cookies aid us in providing you a secure and safe experience.
We only allow cookies over https and all information inside our cookies is encrypted.
What Information Do You Store in Cookies?
We never store any personally identifiable information in our cookies, instead we store randomly generated strings (we call them "IDs"). We use these IDs to lookup in our secure databases so that we can personalise and tailor the pages that we serve to you.
Refusing and Disabling Cookies
You can choose to refuse or disable cookies that we send to you by configuring your browser to do so. Please consult the documentation for your browser for information on how to do this.
If you’re using productsamples.com and disable some (or maybe all) of the cookies that we require, you may have difficulty using parts of productsamples.com. We may rely on certain cookies to provide a complete user experience.
Third Party Cookies
Google Analytics
SoPost and Product Samples use Google Analytics on productsamples.com to assess the performance and analytics of our content and traffic sources. For instance, where users come from, which pages are most popular, which sites provide most traffic, or how our marketing efforts impact the number of visits we receive.
No personally identifiable information is passed to Google Analytics. Instead, meta information (such as the pages you visited, type of device you’re using or which browser you’re using) is used to understand how people are using productsamples.com.
To disable Google Analytics, you can decline the third party cookie notice on productsamples.com.
We respect "Do Not Track" and we will never use the Facebook Pixel if you have this setting enabled. Learn how to enable "Do Not Track".
Facebook Pixel
We allow Product Samples to use their Facebook Pixel on productsamples.com to measure the effectiveness of their advertising and to allow them to build audiences based on the actions people take on productsamples.com. For instance, Product Samples can stop showing you Facebook adverts to signup to Product Samples if you've already completed the signup process. Or, Product Samples could show you ads on Facebook that they think will be relevant to you because you've got a Product Samples account.
The Facebook Pixel also allows Facebook's ad system to better understand your interests so it can show you ads from advertisers that are relevant and useful. For instance, you may see more ads for beauty products if you have a Product Samples account.
Facebook's ad system prioritises what ad to show you without Product Samples or any other advertisers knowing who you are. Facebook doesn't sell any individual data that could identify you, such as your name. Learn more about Facebook ads.
How do I disable the Facebook Pixel?
To disable the Facebook Pixel, you can decline the third party cookie notice on productsamples.com.
We respect "Do Not Track" and we will never use the Facebook Pixel if you have this setting enabled. Learn how to enable "Do Not Track".
You can control how Facebook uses data from partners in your ad preferences.
Do Not Track
If you set your browser to enable it’s "Do Not Track" feature then we will respect your choice and will not include any third party cookies.
Questions
If you have a question relating to cookies and how we use them that isn’t answered on this page, contact us.