Sure . I ' d be up for it . Just some information , I ' m a 15 yo male . So I might not be educated enough for your interview , but if I am , hit me up 😁 <| sep |> That ' s cause no one uses it , people see and kill you too quickly <| sep |> I ' m friggin crying mother trucker <| sep |> fire up your . Kenny Britts ! !<| sep |> well , not trying to prove anything here but I assure you those labeled prime are in fact prime . <| sep |> I ' ve written about 1520 reviews on items I was given for free . I have a friend who runs a division that coordinates these . I think the biggest issue is too many people who volunteer to do this just want the free item which is hardly surprising . Often they don ' t even write a review after receiving the item . Too many of the reviews are just 34 sentences with no meaningful information . I can see why someone who didn ' t spend any money on an item would be less likely to be critical of the item . They have little skin in the game . Personally , I always write thorough and accurate reviews . Sometimes I ' m specifically asked to do a review because I do try to create a quality review . If the item sells for $ 250 , I consider that . Is that worth it given the competition and quality of the item ? Someone who spends money on an item would take that into account by default . If you get it for free , it is easy to ignore this . I will also point out I ' ve never been criticized or ' demoted ' for writing a critical review . So I sort of have mixed feels about this . I think there is probably a way to do this that can be productive and useful to customers . As it works now , too many people that sign up for this free product reviews write crappy reviews because they want a free item .