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Sounds like bribery to me

Posted by BS64 on September 23, 2011 at 00:34:02:
"If you make a good and long review, you can keep the product."

So you are willing to "pay" for good reviews. It might not be unlawful, but it is certainly unethical.

If I thought I could turn around and sell it for more than my $45 shipping-fee investment, I'd give it a go. But I have a sneaking suspicion I'd be stuck with a crystal-filled polymer thingie and a wallet that is $45 lighter. That is if I could muster up enough kind words to meet the "good and long" criteria.

What if I have nothing positive to say? Will you send me $45 so I can ship it back? What if we do not agree on what constitutes a "good and long" review? Then what?