Do You Write Reviews for Amazon?

[Brownian Motion]

I can still count my reviews on one hand.

[jazzbo]

Moi aussi.

[Jazz Kat]

I have three pages of reviews. My Amazon Reviews

[Jazz Kat]

I picked the last one, because none of the choices were, I write a lot of reviews on amazon.

[Jazz Kat]

We gotta bump this thread up.

[DTMX]

One hundred and five reviews so far - most of them get 4 or 5 stars because I usually only review the recordings that I support. I try to review the ones that don't have many reviews, hoping to sway a reader into checking out that artist. If my 5 star rating and good word writing results in someone picking up something by Sam Rivers or Julius Hemphill then it's worth all of the effort that I put into it. Plus, I do these on company time anyway. Here's the whole heaping pile, starting with Pepper Adams, Johnny Griffen, Sam Rivers, Charles Davis, Randy Sandke, etc...

[Jazz Kat]

That's awesome. I started writing reviews when I was really young, so my early reviews are pretty bad, so recently I made a new account and tried to do some good reviews. Here they are. my reviews

[Jazz Kat]

I can still count my reviews on one hand.

Where are they?

[Chuck Nessa]

No and I don't write to the Playboy advisor or the Penthouse letters column either.

[Jazz Kat]

A simple no would of been good.

[Jazz Kat]

Now I guess all of us who do are pethetic, right?

[Chuck Nessa]

You seem eager to take on guilt. I don't see any implications in my posting but you ran with it anyway. B-)

[Jazz Kat]

Umm whatever. No I see no reason for being ashamed of writing reviews on Amazon, nor a reason to compare it to Penthouse magazine.