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Originally Posted by greasemonkey08101
I'm in the market for some wheels right now and was looking at reviews of shops that carry them. I made a couple calls and found that one of the shops, (well reviewed) offered me a price and then the sales guy said "if you can write me a good review I'll give you $xx. off". I'm tempted but what if I don't write up a good review or what if the order isn't right, will they take back the discount? Isn't that kinda like paying for reviews of service before you receive it?
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Subject to interpretation.
If the shop offers this, more than likely:
- Shop is confident in customer satisfaction
- Wants to spread its name.
- Has no reason to believe you would be unsatisfied.
- Would be particularly keen to ensure you are satisfied..within reason of course
Of course, you should act in good faith as well. If you have a problem contact the seller first before posting your review. And if the seller resolves it to your satisfaction you can include that in your review as well.
There is no gray area here. Just act in good faith.