Thread: Ethics of Selling Review Units
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Old 11-26-2017, 12:07 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
I believe they buy a lot of the units they review. That's why they have so many off the wall units nobody else reviews. I remember them talking about the Glowlight 3 and mentioning they had purchased one to review.

I don't think too high of GoodEreader, but I'm not too missed about them selling these. At the process they're asking they'll probably sell exactly as many as they deserve.
yes and no.

I know they have posted "reviews" for devices which never shipped - or at least had not been released ( thus there was no hardware to review). I also know they posted "reviews" for devices they only ever saw in E-ink's book at a show - including a couple Japanese devices that can't be used outside of Japan (the devices reviewed weren't functional).

I would not assume they bought anything.
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