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get paid to review books for amazon, etc. --- k-mcgrady Thanks for the info! I'm not a big fan of Amazon and it's reviews. I like to check out books on the other sites too. I just wish it was more user friendly for new readers. --- davismwfl Amazon has a great system for that, with a lot of books available for purchase. I'd suggest looking at it, and if you don't like it, you can always shop elsewhere. --- k-mcgrady I'll check it out. Thanks for the suggestion. ------ davismwfl I think that the best place to read a book is at your local library. I'm not a huge fan of Amazon, but I do appreciate a good book. I think that the internet is a great tool for getting a book to the masses, but it doesn't have to be a huge library. ------ petercooper I think the author is overreacting. Amazon reviews are _not_ the norm. I have a book that has been on the New York Times bestseller list for two years, but it's not on Amazon's list of bestsellers. --- davismwfl I agree. It's not the norm for Amazon to be a review site. I just wanted to point out that I don't think that there is anything wrong with Amazon being review site. ------ pbhjpbhj Amazon reviews are a bit of a joke, in my experience. The vast majority of the time I am reading a book and I don't even know the author. I can't help but feel that there are a number of people out there who are only interested in the title and not the author. topic:get paid to review books for amazon article: I am a regular Amazon reviewer. The reviews I do are not always particularly good. Some of them are excellent, some of them are not, and I am not sure why. But, I am paid to review books on Amazon. And I find it annoying that the company pays me to review things, when it would be better to just tell the readers to go to their local bookshop and pick up a few books. In fact, the only reason that people would ever go to the local bookshop is if it is in the best location and has the best staff. It doesn't seem to me that there is anything inherently wrong with this arrangement, except that the customers do not realise it is an arrangement. I have been very impressed by Amazon. I am very impressed by its customer service. And I am very impressed that it pays me for doing what I do. Amazon has a problem. I don't see how it can justify this arrangement with its customers. So, I don't feel like there is anything inherently wrong with it. And I'm not going to stop, either. I don't think there is anything inherently wrong with the arrangement either. It's just that I don't feel that there is a market for it. And that's because, at least for me, Amazon does not have the problem that many other bookshops have. There are more bookshops in the US than there are booksellers. There are, I think, more bookshops than booksellers. There are a few. They have a market for what they do. And they are willing to pay a lot of money to do what they do. I think they do a lot of good. I think they do a lot of good for their customers. I think they do a lot of good for their customers. But, as far as I'm concerned, they don't do a lot of good for their customers. I think that they are doing a lot of good for themselves, and for the shareholders of Amazon. And I think that's all that matters to them. And that is why they are in this arrangement. I have no problem with that. I have no problem with that. But I am disappointed in Amazon for making it happen. I am disappointed in the people at Amazon. I don't think it is going to help them at all. I think it will hurt them more than it helps them. I think it will make them look bad. It

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