Writing reviews for Ciao: Can you only write reviews for the products THEY list?

United States
October 18, 2008 4:28pm CST
Say there's a product or whatever I want to review that nobody on Ciao has reviewed yet... will Ciao allow me to write a review for it? Because from what I see, they only let you write reviews for what they already have there... maybe I'm missing something? Please help. Oh and I'm referring to the US version of the site, not UK, if that makes any difference here.
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savmot
@savmot (261)
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18 Oct 08
You can only review what is already there. If it's anything like .co.uk version then you should be able to suggest products for them to add, but this is no guarantee that they will actually add it.
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Lazers
@Lazers (152)
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18 Oct 08
I believe you can only review what they list, as i haven't seen an "Add your own" product link. But then, i could be wrong.
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manojdesai
@manojdesai (117)
• India
19 Oct 08
No you have to review the products on there list.I am rather interested in your second question. I am in ciao.co.uk and i think they pay very poorly. the .com pays 1 bucks per review but in .uk i have reviewed 2 products but got only 0.02. i regret i joined .uk one ,and dont you worry bro you are in the right place.
iman3004
@iman3004 (123)
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19 Oct 08
i also following ciao. and i think, you should only choose to review the product that they have. i dont know the result if make review for something they dont have
kenniem
@kenniem (97)
• United States
22 Oct 08
How much do they pay for a review in America with this site? I write a blog on real make money opportunities and would like to join this one if it pays okay.
dustinnikki
@dustinnikki (301)
• United States
19 Oct 08
I haven't been there long myself but it looks to me like you can only write reviews on what they have listed on the site. It's a bummer sometimes because I have a lot of things I would like to write about but can't. I haven't seen anywhere where you can suggest a product either.
handsomeitaliano
@handsomeitaliano (1050)
• United States
19 Oct 08
That's kinda stupid don't you think? I mean for instance... on Ciao, let's say you want to review all the movies in a film franchise like say... "Alien". On Ciao, they are missing one of the alien flicks (forgot which one), yeah they have the 'Quadrilogy' set there to review, but c'mon are you really gonna review a QUADRILOGY SET for $1-$2!?!? We're talking about FOUR damn movies to review here for $1-$2 each, might as well review them individually. Same with the Friday The 13th collection set they got on there, it has all 8 films or whatever in it, would you review the set for $1-$2 and thats it or review each one individually? Obviously you would get more with the latter. There has to be a way to add more stuff on there. I mean what would be wrong with that?
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dustinnikki
@dustinnikki (301)
• United States
20 Oct 08
Yes, I totally agree with that. I would prefer to write a review for each of them and not just one review for all at the same time. It seems like they keep things updated and add more things fairly often. Maybe they will add the suggest a product feature sometime. That would be awesome!