This is a normal lions game guys . Shits always redic <| sep |> It ' s actually officially dead <| sep |> I think it was supposed to be coming out this November , but Ducky has pushed back its release a few times already , so at this point I don ' t think any one really knows when we will be able to get our hands on one . <| sep |> I don ' t doubt i ' d get 3 different responses from Amazon customer services . SO i ' m not going to even bother with that . As I ' ve stated I don ' t think coupons reviews would be classified as Unverified , because they ' ve come via the Amazon Ecosphere . UTF 8 nodeIdrrnWe do not permit reviews or votes on the helpfulness of reviews that are posted in exchange for compensation of any kind , including payment whether in the form of money or gift certificates , bonus content , entry to a prize draw or competition , discounts on future purchases , extra product , or other gifts . Why directly to your home ? Because if it is sent via Amazon free or by via coupon code it may fall under Promotional Content . nodeIdrrnA Coupon for me falls under promotional content even though it ' s not explictly written . And because it ' s done by Amazon they ' ll know . Getting something sent directly to you is the same as buying it from another website or a brick and mortar store . and Amazon says nodeIdrrnAfter your first purchase , you ' ll be able to review any product on Amazon regardless of where you purchased that product . So I think . com and . uk are the same in this regard . In regards to the disclosure , I believe that a US federal requirement . Unless anyone has any evidence to the contrary I don ' t believe something similar exists here . This is the where I skirt around the edges . How is Amazon to know if you ' ve bought something from a shop down the street via another website or have it sent directly to you by the manufacturer ? The answer is they can ' t . I ' ve reviewed items from other websites and purchased from shops on amazon and proved no disclosure . Why should I ? Being Unverified solves that . In the past , I ' ve been sent products directly . Oddly I ' ve been verified for those . but I put in the disclaimer because it was required . Now it seems that requirement is gone . In all likelihood I ' ll probably fill my boots in this way at least for 5 reviews per week I suspect supplier will cotton onto this and start doing this anyways . What is there to lose ? Your review and reviewing status ? Well reviewed are finite they are only valid for a period of time . Reviewing status will only go down if you don ' t review . If I Lose my reviewing privileges it ' s no loss . As it stands everyone is in the same position currently . And they are more than likely to lose their reviewing rights if they keep trying to review discounted coupon products via the amazon system . At least my hypothesis has some leeway . Reviewing and getting products personally has never been a be all and end all . If I lose the right to do so I ' m not bothered . I would be annoyed though if there was a way to review without getting banned , which is why I ' ve been thinking this through . The whole thing about 5 unverified reviews and being allowed to review products not brought from Amazon leads me to believe this is possible .