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Old 08-07-2012, 04:58 PM   #23
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It's also against Amazon's rules. It's absolutely forbidden to write reviews on Amazon for any reward except a free copy of the item being reviewed. You'd be doing the writing community a big favour if you were to "name and shame" the corrupt authors who attempt to bribe you in this way.

I too have a back list of books to review, (not really interested in them though LOL holding out...) but that is because one specific publisher has asked me to be a reviewer for their books. When I post a review, I am required to put a tag line in the review saying they gave me the book to review. If I was paid (I am not) I would also have to state that under their program. I believe here in America that is actually a law, but I am not sure on that. I comply with out question, cause I think its only fair to the readers to know.

When I review books for anyone else (something I am just now starting) I also disclose that the same way I do for that publisher.
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