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[coffee drinker]

How do I get to review products for promotional considerations?  I've read many reviews, not here, where the reviews are for items given for promotional consideration.  Just read reviews on BB&B where some were "given" espresso machine ($900) to honestly review this product.  How and where do I apply to reviews these items?  I'll tell the truth, honest!!!

[Kachina624]

Some of the manufacturer reviews I've read state they were done in conjunction with a factory tour.  My guess is people just are at the right place at the right time.  They "luck" into a situation.

[spumoni99]

I bought argan oil once on amazon and then was sent a free bottle to review.

[chrystaltree]

Some sellers on Amazon,  send people free stuff and only ask that you post a review.  Never happened to me but my friend received a set of cookware she didn't order.  Amazon customer service told her that some vendors on their site do that to generate reviews.  

[olivia34]

There are reviews from different brands/vendors on QVC.com.  There is always a disclaimer that reads the review was gathered while the individual reviewer was visiting that vendors website.  I hope this is helpful for you.

[AngelPuppy1]

I wonder the same thing!  Quite often I am looking at a product and I will be reading the reviews to see what people think of things and a lot of the times the review will state something like, this product was provided as a promotion by the company for the person to review.  I'm thinking --- well, how does one get on this list for free stuff?  I'm always ordering from various companies and none of them have ever offered me anything!  

[verdellz]

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@olivia34 wrote:

There are reviews from different brands/vendors on QVC.com.  There is always a disclaimer that reads the review was gathered while the individual reviewer was visiting that vendors website.  I hope this is helpful for you.

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I've seen those on other websites as well.