! Free!! Test inkbird products

Hi Everyone! We offer different products for free testing (household products, BBQ thermometers, vacuums sealer, etc.) :grinning-face:

If you are interested in participating, please post a comment on this thread! We will start a dialog with you to learn more about the list of products to test!

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Interested in testing any new products.
 
Hi Everyone! We offer different products for free testing (household products, BBQ thermometers, vacuums sealer, etc.) :grinning-face:

If you are interested in participating, please post a comment on this thread! We will start a dialog with you to learn more about the list of products to test!

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Interested in testing. I have 2 smokers for BBq a Pellet annd Offset Snoker anlong with traditional grills and enjoy learning new products.
 
Hi Everyone! We offer different products for free testing (household products, BBQ thermometers, vacuums sealer, etc.) :grinning-face:

If you are interested in participating, please post a comment on this thread! We will start a dialog with you to learn more about the list of products to test!

449786371_800943168838399_6367231902511774751_n.jpg
Interested
 
I'm interested. Love Inkbird products!
 
I'd love to test most any of your products. I use an inkbird aquarium heater controller, and really like it.
 
This would be valid if they were requiring 5 star reviews. They simply ask you to leave honest review, and afterwards, they refund you in full for the product. If someone feels pressure to leave a good review, that’s on them. There is nothing in the message you quoted even implying the review must be positive in order to get the refund.


I ordered the vacuum sealer to test and review. I wrote up a big nice (honest) review, pointing out some shortcomings as well as what I liked. I also DISCLOSED that I was being compensated in the way of a refund. You know, the honest thing to do! But guess what.... Amazon wouldn't post my review because I disclosed that I was being refunded! I have no problem with people being sent things to test and review (for a refund in this case) ***IF*** that fact is disclosed. But it seems Amazon does not agree, and does NOT allow reviews like that. I didn't know this until after I tried to post my review (it's in the "fine print" apparently).

@INKBIRD_official please make your management aware that the way you are running this program is prohibited by Amazon TOS. It also has put us as reviewers in a bad position. In order to be able to qualify for the refund, we have to post a review - but if we disclose the refund (which is the ethical thing to do), the review won't be posted because incentivizing reviews violates Amazon's TOS. So if we choose to take the ethical route, we won't be able to qualify for the refund!

@revhtree I realize Inkbird is a forum sponsor, but this practice probably needs addressed by admin.
 
I ordered the vacuum sealer to test and review. I wrote up a big nice (honest) review, pointing out some shortcomings as well as what I liked. I also DISCLOSED that I was being compensated in the way of a refund. You know, the honest thing to do! But guess what.... Amazon wouldn't post my review because I disclosed that I was being refunded! I have no problem with people being sent things to test and review (for a refund in this case) ***IF*** that fact is disclosed. But it seems Amazon does not agree, and does NOT allow reviews like that. I didn't know this until after I tried to post my review (it's in the "fine print" apparently).

@INKBIRD_official please make your management aware that the way you are running this program is prohibited by Amazon TOS. It also has put us as reviewers in a bad position. In order to be able to qualify for the refund, we have to post a review - but if we disclose the refund (which is the ethical thing to do), the review won't be posted because incentivizing reviews violates Amazon's TOS. So if we choose to take the ethical route, we won't be able to qualify for the refund!

@revhtree I realize Inkbird is a forum sponsor, but this practice probably needs addressed by admin.
Here’s all you need to do

You say in the review you received this item as a gift and wanted to leave a honest review. Then you leave your review.


You dont need to go into details. Nobody says
“I received this mop as a gift from my uncle on Christmas. He doesn’t know how to pick out a mop. it’s cheap and junky”

They say “got this mop as a gift and wish I could give it back.”
 
Hi Everyone! We offer different products for free testing (household products, BBQ thermometers, vacuums sealer, etc.) :grinning-face:

If you are interested in participating, please post a comment on this thread! We will start a dialog with you to learn more about the list of products to test!

449786371_800943168838399_6367231902511774751_n.jpg
I would be very interested in testing grill and pool products. Thanks
 
I ordered the vacuum sealer to test and review. I wrote up a big nice (honest) review, pointing out some shortcomings as well as what I liked. I also DISCLOSED that I was being compensated in the way of a refund. You know, the honest thing to do! But guess what.... Amazon wouldn't post my review because I disclosed that I was being refunded! I have no problem with people being sent things to test and review (for a refund in this case) ***IF*** that fact is disclosed. But it seems Amazon does not agree, and does NOT allow reviews like that. I didn't know this until after I tried to post my review (it's in the "fine print" apparently).

@INKBIRD_official please make your management aware that the way you are running this program is prohibited by Amazon TOS. It also has put us as reviewers in a bad position. In order to be able to qualify for the refund, we have to post a review - but if we disclose the refund (which is the ethical thing to do), the review won't be posted because incentivizing reviews violates Amazon's TOS. So if we choose to take the ethical route, we won't be able to qualify for the refund!

@revhtree I realize Inkbird is a forum sponsor, but this practice probably needs addressed by admin.
 

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HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

  • A lot! - I avoid fish that require frequent or specialized feeding

    Votes: 7 23.3%
  • Quite a bit, but an automatic feeder can change my answer

    Votes: 5 16.7%
  • It depends on whether my nutrient export can handle it

    Votes: 5 16.7%
  • It depends on how badly I want the fish

    Votes: 10 33.3%
  • Not much. I’m willing to adjust my routine

    Votes: 7 23.3%
  • Not at all. Feeding demands don’t limit my stocking choices

    Votes: 5 16.7%
  • I usually learn about the demanding feeding schedule after buying the fish!

    Votes: 2 6.7%
  • I haven’t really considered this before

    Votes: 3 10.0%
  • Something else (see my comments in the thread)

    Votes: 0 0.0%
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