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I've recently read some reviews where it appears to me that a couple is each submitting reviews for the same product. At first I thought, that doesn't seem ethical and is somewhat deceptive. But then I also thought, it's reasonable
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I've recently read some reviews where it appears to me that a couple is each submitting reviews for the same product. At first I thought, that doesn't seem ethical and is somewhat deceptive. But then I also thought, it's reasonable because it is two different people each giving their own reviews. As long as they're not identically copied reviews, I guess I don't have an issue with it.
Does it matter if it's a toy used solo versus a toy used together?
Does it matter if it was a free assignment versus something they bought themselves?
I'm curious what other people think.
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I was wondering the same thing, because my husband and I each have two different profiles. He's Phoenix713, and I'm SarahMarlatt. At first I didn't think it was ethical at all for us to review the same product, because I thought someone would think the reviews were too similar and that we were farming for points. But after reading this, I don't think it's a bad or naughty idea at all. Maybe we'll start doing that.
We usually only write the review on the product that each of us can use. I would not write a review on his masturbator, and he would not write a review on my clit vibe. However, for things that we can use separately and together, I don't think that there should be a problem.
But until I'm sure that there are no problems with doing this, I would not do it. I don't want to get in trouble with the administration, and with free toys already, how many points do we need? Eden Fantasys already spoils thousands here.