NOVELTY - The carrier (360) has a sensor (330) for real-time measurement arranged proximate to a sample chamber (340). The sensor is formed as a flow meter i.e. impeller flow meter. A piston e.g. sampler entry piston and junk piston, is arranged within the sampler chamber. The sensor is coupled to the piston. A telemetry system (350) is communicatively coupled to the sensor, and communicates directly with a surface receiver. The telemetry system communicates indirectly with the surface receiver through a downhole telemetry system.    USE - Sampler carrier for collecting real-time down-hole sample volume through a telemetry e.g. wired telemetry, wireless telemetry, or mud-pulse telemetry, in a well e.g. injection wells, production wells i.e. natural resource production wells such as hydrogen sulfide, hydrocarbons or geothermal wells and horizontal, vertical, inclined, deviated, multilateral, u-tube connection, intersection and bypass wells. Can also be used for a borehole construction for river crossing tunneling and tunneling boreholes for near surface construction purposes or borehole u-tube pipelines for transportation of fluids such as hydrocarbons.    ADVANTAGE - The carrier ensures that pressure differential is created in a passage when a choke restricts flow through the passage so as to maintain pressure in the passage at a sampler and reduce drawdown effect of an opening tester valve. The carrier prevents fluid sample from going below bubble point by restricting flow through a choke at the time when fluid sample is taken in the sampler. The carrier ensures that a circulating valve permits hydrocarbons in a tubular string to be circulated out prior to retrieve the tubular string and allows increased weight fluid to be circulated into a wellbore. The flow meter can be used to measure inflow and outflow of fluid from the sampler regardless of the type of flow meter, determine amount of fluid that is flowed into the sampler during a sample collection cycle or identify whether the fluid is flowed out of the sampler.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - The sensor is selected from a group consisting of a flow meter, a light sensor, a capacitive sensor, a resistive sensor, a movement sensor, an acceleration sensor, or continuity sensor. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for a sampling method for collecting real-time down-hole sample volume through a telemetry in a well.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a sectional view of a sampler using a flow meter for real-time measurement.    Sampler (300)    Passage (310)    Inlet (320)    Sensor (330)    Sample chamber (340)    Telemetry system (350)    Sampler carrier (360)