BzzAgent - Free samples to test

purple.sarah

All the people on the Facebook page complaining about BzzAgent charging for the campaign should direct their anger at the people selling the product rather than reviewing it. I hope there is a way to trace the sellers and ban them from BzzAgent.

christilee95

no chocolate for me or fianc! oh well better for the diet I guess....lol

Amusville

Tesco Chocolate includes:
Two Tesco finest* Single Origin Chocolate Bars
• Pass-along vouchers for 50p off Single Origin Chocolate, so you can
continue indulging and share the discovery with other Tesco shoppers


Some actual chocolate to try at least!!

littlewren

Yum, I have the Tesco Dairy one, sounds good!

flubberyzing

On the Tesco chocolate one. Got an invite to the dairy one, but I was out that evening, so didn't see it until it was full. Oh well.

flubberyzing

Out of interest, I've just counted up how many campaigns I've had since January. 12! Not bad at all! That being said, my Dylon kit got lost in the post, so I guess it's 11 really.

An interesting mix of products. Some I didn't like, some I liked but wouldn't buy again and some I really liked and would buy!

Such is the world of product testing! Some hits, more misses.

LouFace

I joined beginning of August 2012 and have been on 12 campaigns. Although I didn't realise one of the Tesco ones was for Tooley Street in London until after I accepted, and as I live in Manchester, technically I didn't take part in that one, so really it's 11.

KarleyMarie

I've completed 4 (Veet EasyWax, Tesco Entertaining Cheeses, Compeed & Batitste) and have 3 (Flora, Luna Mini & Tesco Dairy) at the moment so 7 total since I started in May :j

Saetana

I don't have a problem with people selling their Lumas after the campaign is finished - they did pay for it after all. However, there is no way there should be any on eBay yet as the campaign isn't even properly underway yet. I wish people would stop moaning about the fact it cost money - Bzz were quite clear that it would and that refusing the trial (as I did) would not affect your Bzz score and there was no obligation to take part. They said they only do paid trials occasionally when the product is expensive enough that the company cannot afford to give it away completely for free - they are totally voluntary so if you don't want to spend money then turn the campaign down!

Now waiting for my campaign kits for Tesco Finest Dairy and the cheese snack (Low Low?) things, wish I'd have got the chocolate instead of the cheese snacks (or as well as)

lexuslass

purple.sarah wrote: »

All the people on the Facebook page complaining about BzzAgent charging for the campaign should direct their anger at the people selling the product rather than reviewing it. I hope there is a way to trace the sellers and ban them from BzzAgent.

I too wish there was a way they could trace these people and ban them from bzz! Wouldn't make these trials free, but maybe cheaper for honest bzz'ers to afford!

I'm lucky that up until now, I have managed to pay for and have got some brilliant products that I have kept.. And still use! Happy to get a quality product at a dramatically reduced price and give honest reviews!

Some have been blatant enough to post their ebay listings showing the bzz box they arrived in!!! I wonder how these people post their reviews on these products? Must 'poach' everyone else's! :mad: