I was wondering if you can use your EF points when requesting for an assignment to be able to get a more expensive item to review?
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Are you simply looking for something outside your price range, like in the next price range? Or are you looking to review something that's above the $75 cap for all reviewers?
Originally posted by
kelaaa33wish
I was wondering if you can use your EF points when requesting for an assignment to be able to get a more expensive item to review?
04/26/2011
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I was looking for something outside my price range, but not over the 75.00
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
Are you simply looking for something outside your price range, like in the next price range? Or are you looking to review something that's above the $75 cap for all reviewers?
04/26/2011
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I can't guarantee anything, but the guidelines say that you can send in a ticket. If it's available for review, they MIGHT okay it, but again, I cannot promise anything. The worst they can say is "No" right?
Originally posted by
kelaaa33wish
I was looking for something outside my price range, but not over the 75.00
04/26/2011
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If you tried this, I would suggest you include justification as to why you think it would be appropriate to assign to you despite being outside of the pricing guidelines. Give a compelling reason rather than simply submitting a request.
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
I can't guarantee anything, but the guidelines say that you can send in a ticket. If it's available for review, they MIGHT okay it, but again, I cannot promise anything. The worst they can say is "No" right?
04/26/2011
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Part of why I said it's a possibility, not a guarantee. But just like when there is a review on an item and you have to give compelling reason, it's the same for this. I agree!
Originally posted by
Kindred
If you tried this, I would suggest you include justification as to why you think it would be appropriate to assign to you despite being outside of the pricing guidelines. Give a compelling reason rather than simply submitting a request.
04/26/2011
You can always ask for an item specifically and if the staff think you have a good reason or can offer a unique perspective...Like all the posted reviews are from women and the toy is a prostate massager.
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04/26/2011
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