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- Dec 19, 2008
In this episode, Pete and Sean share details about their recent trip to Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa in Hawaii, along with how you can book an Aulani vacation and a trip report from Steve and Makayla!
I understand that completely but I don't see how that will affect the review of something if it is with regular paying guest as well.Current convention is to disclose if you are comped something. I'm glad to know up front.
I don't see it that way, for example, Kevin and John were on one of the Christmas market cruises as guests of Adventures by Disney and still managed to give an honest review of it, They also gave an honest review of the Canadain Cruise they were on earlier which was also an ancient familiarisation trip for them Pete just needs to give up on the whole I won't review it unless I pay for it carp as he is being invited to review it. If he discloses that he was there on a special rate or the having it paid for by Disney I don't see how it makes the experience any different at all.hat doesn’t bother me, and it’s completely tacky to criticize something you are given for free or for cheap. By having that rule, it avoids awkward scenarios like that.
From my perspective if I’m given something for free I’m less likely to be negative or as negative as a I could be. For example if I’m given a free dinner and it’s not good I’ll probably say it was just okay or meh rather than saying it was terrible which I would do if I paid for it. I hope that makes sense. Freebies tend to skew how people feel. I think that’s what they are trying to avoid.I understand that completely but I don't see how that will affect the review of something if it is with regular paying guest as well.
I understand that but being given something for agent training is very different then it is as a free thing. Disney paid for the agents to go to the show and he said he didn't want to review it because he didn't pay for it to me that doesn't reflect well on Dreams at all if they have their agents and representatives not review things they do for agent training. As I said before the rason why they do things like that for agents is so they can paas son waht they scaw or did to ther clints and not so they can say I didn't pay for it so I won't say anything about it at all.From my perspective if I’m given something for free I’m less likely to be negative or as negative as a I could be. For example if I’m given a free dinner and it’s not good I’ll probably say it was just okay or meh rather than saying it was terrible which I would do if I paid for it. I hope that makes sense. Freebies tend to skew how people feel. I think that’s what they are trying to avoid.