Why review copies are almost always positive?

[ComradeBernard]

I'm reading some sales threads to buy some services here, but when I see a review copy evaluation, it's almost always positive, almost biased, why most people aren't fully honest when they receive something for free in exchange for their real opinion?

 

[Fiducia]

I'm reading some sales threads to buy some services here, but when I see a review copy evaluation, it's almost always positive, almost biased, why most people aren't fully honest when they receive something for free in exchange for their real opinion?

The answer is known for years:

https://www.reddit.com/r/bigseo/comments/etqwts/comment/ffhzfrf

 

[Zedd1]

The answer is known for years:

https://www.reddit.com/r/bigseo/comments/etqwts/comment/ffhzfrf

If their methods worked, they wouldn't be trying to sell, king. No one will reveal their gold mine, if something works, they will automate it and use it for themselves. Everything in the sales title is a scam, they are selling shovels (dreams) not gold.

 

[Venusaur]

I wrote a very bad review copy recently
I don't know if it will affect my next review copies, if other VIP members will be afraid of giving me a review copy, but I don't care

 

[GringoMonkey]

I'm reading some sales threads to buy some services here, but when I see a review copy evaluation, it's almost always positive, almost biased, why most people aren't fully honest when they receive something for free in exchange for their real opinion?

When people test services and they are bad, mods don't approve the sales thread, until the issues are fixed and retested.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

The answer is known for years:

https://www.reddit.com/r/bigseo/comments/etqwts/comment/ffhzfrf

So a random Reddit post is the voice of reason?

I wouldn't bet your money on it, let alone mine.