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Quite like Samantha, rather classy and upscale, and although the nn Sam is almost inevitable, much prefer the full name.

It’s okay, I guess. But pretty boring and forgettable if you ask me. I haven’t met too many nice Samantha’s. The unisex Sam is nice as a nickname though.

It’s ok but very dated, most seem to be Xers or millennials.

I like Samantha but most go by Sam which I don’t like.

I don't find Samantha attractive: Sam doesn't appeal to me as a male or female name, and the Hebrew + Greek merger seems odd. I haven't seen many Samantha people; it seems to be a 1970s name or maybe 1960s.

Nice