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How we earn money
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Reviews that contain affiliate links carry a short notice near the top of the page.
What commissions do not change
- We follow the same review method for every product, whether it pays us or not.
- Every review lists cons and notes who should skip the product.
- Sellers cannot pay for coverage, see reviews in advance or ask for changes.
- We do not use star ratings, scores, testimonials or review counts.
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Questions
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