Thread: Ethics of Selling Review Units
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Old 12-14-2017, 03:40 PM   #50
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Well, apparently, they are now hoping to sell more than just review units on their website:



Given the usual quality of their "articles" and "reviews", I wonder how many clients they will attract. Will they charge extra for their usual typos and grammatical errors?
The problem with criticizing them for this is that it is now an industry SOP. Almost everyone else is doing it, so it's not a reasonable criticism to throw at one small blog.
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