I also had this question before but I found here in WA that it is possible. If you are doing a review about products like in Amazon.com, you can read all the questions and reviews of verified customers. Then you can summarize them in your own words plus your own opinion or the common knowledge about that type of product. I usually indicate "what customers say about the product". That way you are not saying you tried it personally.
Of course, the best way to do a review is you try them personally. This is also the easiest way to write one based on your own experience. However, if you are just starting out, buying all items for review would cost you much.

This can be an emotive subject, but if you write a review honestly with the facts as you see them and do not tell fibs, then I cannot see the problem. You could spend an awful lot of money buying everything that you wish to review.
Stuart

I saw the post below, and I respectfully disagree. As an internet marketer, if you gather data from the web via other purchaser reviews, compile the information, present it in a value packed way. You are doing your visitors a service, and this constitutes a review in my opinion.

Now, I would never lie and say - that you love using this product if you have never used it. But, if you put together information. Valuable information, this is a review. My 2 cents worth.

Hi Jacky,
I don't see why not, but do keep in mind that before you jump into reviewing a website you have not tried, I recommend that you at least visit the site first and go through its pages, then you can write what you think about it, like, how you felt when you got to their website, what was the reason that stopped you from wanting to join, etc. This way at least you're not providing a fake review, you were there, but you didn't join their program because...

I hope that helps.

Hi Jacky,

The short answer: don't do that! Never, ever!

Internet marketing is about building trust. Recommending an unknown product may/will harm your credibility. Simple as that ...

Regards,
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