#Workshop - February 16th @ 6pm: Review program

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#Workshop - February 16th @ 6pm: Review program

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Contributor: UrNaughtyaAngel UrNaughtyaAngel
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Originally posted by BBW Talks Toys
They may not realize it's you (even though your avatar is the same)
well its the same name and till recently same avatar but its ok I am actually very naughty on twitter so its ok if you all don't see that side of me *blushing*
02/16/2011
Contributor: LMM831 LMM831
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Originally posted by UrNaughtyaAngel
I should but I do not want to commit knowing that I am job searching and if I get something might not have the time to commit that is why I had asked what are the requirements. Because if there is a time limit on when to get your reviews donw by I am ... more
Oh I understand now! Job searching is HARD!
02/16/2011
Contributor: El-Jaro El-Jaro
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Originally posted by UrNaughtyaAngel
I should but I do not want to commit knowing that I am job searching and if I get something might not have the time to commit that is why I had asked what are the requirements. Because if there is a time limit on when to get your reviews donw by I am ... more
Time frames of reviews:

You have 3 weeks from accepting the assignment to have a review in. If you need more time than that or you haven't received it after a week, let us know! If you need more time, you can always drop me or Gary a line.
02/16/2011
Contributor: Ajax Ajax
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Originally posted by UrNaughtyaAngel
I should but I do not want to commit knowing that I am job searching and if I get something might not have the time to commit that is why I had asked what are the requirements. Because if there is a time limit on when to get your reviews donw by I am ... more
They're pretty forgiving with time limits. Obviously the sooner the better, but they understand life happens sometimes
02/16/2011
Contributor: UrNaughtyaAngel UrNaughtyaAngel
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Originally posted by El-Jaro
Time frames of reviews:

You have 3 weeks from accepting the assignment to have a review in. If you need more time than that or you haven't received it after a week, let us know! If you need more time, you can always drop me or Gary a line.
Oh 3 weeks ok that sounds reasonable and I like that you can ask for an extension.
02/16/2011
Contributor: LadyAurora LadyAurora
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Originally posted by El-Jaro
Time frames of reviews:

You have 3 weeks from accepting the assignment to have a review in. If you need more time than that or you haven't received it after a week, let us know! If you need more time, you can always drop me or Gary a line.
That's good to know. My first one took a little time to cross the border (love weather, eh?). Made me wonder about timelines.
02/16/2011
Contributor: El-Jaro El-Jaro
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Originally posted by Ajax
They're pretty forgiving with time limits. Obviously the sooner the better, but they understand life happens sometimes
Pretty much!

If you worry that you're going to forget about it, we also send out reminder emails too at 3 weeks.
02/16/2011
Contributor: UrNaughtyaAngel UrNaughtyaAngel
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Originally posted by LMM831
Oh I understand now! Job searching is HARD!
yes it is and its harder when you really need to get a job I am no longer getting unemployment benefits so I have no income, I go to twitter and here to escaper a bit from RL worries.
02/16/2011
Contributor: UrNaughtyaAngel UrNaughtyaAngel
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Originally posted by Ajax
They're pretty forgiving with time limits. Obviously the sooner the better, but they understand life happens sometimes
I just read that unlike school they do give extensions.
02/16/2011
Contributor: El-Jaro El-Jaro
Any more questions? Clarifications?
02/16/2011
Contributor: LMM831 LMM831
Quote:
Originally posted by El-Jaro
Time frames of reviews:

You have 3 weeks from accepting the assignment to have a review in. If you need more time than that or you haven't received it after a week, let us know! If you need more time, you can always drop me or Gary a line.
That helps, I have to believe that in the beginning it just takes longer because you have to find your voice and figure out how to write reviews. Knowing that there is some understanding helps!
02/16/2011
Contributor: BeautiFullFigured BeautiFullFigured
I'm glad someobody asked the time limit question, I had been wondering, too.
02/16/2011
Contributor: UrNaughtyaAngel UrNaughtyaAngel
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Originally posted by BeautiFullFigured
I'm glad someobody asked the time limit question, I had been wondering, too.
Yeah tonight has been a good night of having questions asked that we have all been wondering about. Love your lips sweetie.
02/16/2011
Contributor: danellejohns danellejohns
what is the appropriate time limit for follow ups?
02/16/2011
Contributor: El-Jaro El-Jaro
One question we commonly get is: What does it mean when the ship date on my review is Jan. 1st?

That means there could be an issue with stock and you should let Gary or I know.
02/16/2011
Contributor: ToyTimeTim ToyTimeTim
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Originally posted by Ajax
They're pretty forgiving with time limits. Obviously the sooner the better, but they understand life happens sometimes
Some toys can take longer to test than others. I had one that I had to use for a good long while before I was ready to write the review, the first couple of uses did nothing for me. After the fifth or so use it started to work out better. So those extensions can be real useful. Also writing a review the day after t=you get it does not really work either, ya know?
02/16/2011
Contributor: Ajax Ajax
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Originally posted by danellejohns
what is the appropriate time limit for follow ups?
you can set a reminder to be sent to you after 2 months i believe
02/16/2011
Contributor: BeautiFullFigured BeautiFullFigured
I have another question, what happens if you're assigned a product and after receiving it, you realize you don't want to test and review it because of something like the smell of the material or the compatibility with you're body, or the like?
02/16/2011
Contributor: Kindred Kindred
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Originally posted by danellejohns
what is the appropriate time limit for follow ups?
Follow ups are whenever, but the default is 2 months. Ideally it's some time after your original review to see if your opinion has changed at all, and not like the next day.
02/16/2011
Contributor: BBW Talks Toys BBW Talks Toys
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Originally posted by El-Jaro
Actually, you can.

You just can't do them in the title.
Ah thanks!
02/16/2011
Contributor: UrNaughtyaAngel UrNaughtyaAngel
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Originally posted by BeautiFullFigured
I have another question, what happens if you're assigned a product and after receiving it, you realize you don't want to test and review it because of something like the smell of the material or the compatibility with you're body, or the like?
Oh this is a very good question.
02/16/2011
Contributor: ToyTimeTim ToyTimeTim
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Originally posted by danellejohns
what is the appropriate time limit for follow ups?
Two months should be the minimum.
02/16/2011
Contributor: Ajax Ajax
Quote:
Originally posted by ToyTimeTim
Some toys can take longer to test than others. I had one that I had to use for a good long while before I was ready to write the review, the first couple of uses did nothing for me. After the fifth or so use it started to work out better. So those ... more
yepp. first impressions are not always the best impression for sure.
02/16/2011
Contributor: BBW Talks Toys BBW Talks Toys
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Originally posted by Kayla
This. You can also make underline as well. Not sure about strike-through.
like text???
02/16/2011
Contributor: El-Jaro El-Jaro
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Originally posted by danellejohns
what is the appropriate time limit for follow ups?
Generally, 2 months is a good time frame for a follow up. But if you haven't really touched the product since then, pull it out again and give it a whirl to see if you still like it.

A follow up on a product you haven't played with since writing the initial review prolly isn't going to be too helpful.
02/16/2011
Contributor: danellejohns danellejohns
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Originally posted by El-Jaro
Generally, 2 months is a good time frame for a follow up. But if you haven't really touched the product since then, pull it out again and give it a whirl to see if you still like it.

A follow up on a product you haven't played with ... more
thank you again all. I figured I would just double check before I make the mistake of doing it to soon
02/16/2011
Contributor: BBW Talks Toys BBW Talks Toys
Quote:
Originally posted by ToyTimeTim
Some toys can take longer to test than others. I had one that I had to use for a good long while before I was ready to write the review, the first couple of uses did nothing for me. After the fifth or so use it started to work out better. So those ... more
Eleven, huh?
02/16/2011
Contributor: ToyTimeTim ToyTimeTim
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Originally posted by BBW Talks Toys
like text???
Ok, how do you underline?
02/16/2011
Contributor: Redboxbaby Redboxbaby
How do I do it? The underline.
02/16/2011
Contributor: BBW Talks Toys BBW Talks Toys
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Originally posted by BBW Talks Toys
like text???
ok... I did that with spaces and it still underlined.... hmmmm
02/16/2011