Thread: Ethics of Selling Review Units
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Old 11-26-2017, 09:24 AM   #13
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Oh, here's something you should know about free review units: they belong to the company, not the reviewer.

Many companies will actually send a return label with the unit, making it clear they want it back. Some will even have you sign an agreement specifying the unit has to be returned before they will ship it.

I returned most of loaner Kindles I got from Amazon (I'm using the one or two I kept) and all Nook hardware lent to me.

This is why i don't think I can sell it.
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