LIft deletes thread and packs up
- Thread starter CalyxCrusher
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torontoke
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Ok so let's get this straight...
Lps are all running such tight margins for profit that they need to sell bunk ass meds for full ticket street price bleeding out their "patients" but if you go online and leave them negative reviews they somehow can afford to give you discounts???
I call shenanigans boys!
Certainly you can understand why no one believes that.
Lps are all running such tight margins for profit that they need to sell bunk ass meds for full ticket street price bleeding out their "patients" but if you go online and leave them negative reviews they somehow can afford to give you discounts???
I call shenanigans boys!
Certainly you can understand why no one believes that.
johny sunset
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This is from lifts website outling what is required to get The max lift points or a "quality review"
Notice how they say " It need not necessarily be positive, it just needs to be informative. Here are some key points to consider:"
Think of a Medical Review as the information you would give your doctor to explain your experience. Factors like taste, smell, burn, etc, are all very relevant points to cover in any review, but they should be secondary to the medical effects in a proper Medical Review. Think less ‘wine tasting’ and more ‘candid chat with your doctor’. The most important aspect of a Medical Review is detailing accurate medical information that will help other individuals – as well as producers and doctors – better understand what strains are helping people with what medical issues.
In addition to the positive and negative medical effects and issues like taste and smell, a Medical Review also needs to give a detailed consumer experience. Was your Licensed Producer helpful throughout your buying experience? Did you feel the price was fair? Was the shipping time and cost acceptable? Perhaps most importantly, would you recommend this Licensed Producer to other people?
To recap: A Medical Review is one that gives the reader detailed information about the user’s medical experience with a strain. It need not necessarily be positive, it just needs to be informative. Here are some key points to consider:
Notice how they say " It need not necessarily be positive, it just needs to be informative. Here are some key points to consider:"
Think of a Medical Review as the information you would give your doctor to explain your experience. Factors like taste, smell, burn, etc, are all very relevant points to cover in any review, but they should be secondary to the medical effects in a proper Medical Review. Think less ‘wine tasting’ and more ‘candid chat with your doctor’. The most important aspect of a Medical Review is detailing accurate medical information that will help other individuals – as well as producers and doctors – better understand what strains are helping people with what medical issues.
In addition to the positive and negative medical effects and issues like taste and smell, a Medical Review also needs to give a detailed consumer experience. Was your Licensed Producer helpful throughout your buying experience? Did you feel the price was fair? Was the shipping time and cost acceptable? Perhaps most importantly, would you recommend this Licensed Producer to other people?
To recap: A Medical Review is one that gives the reader detailed information about the user’s medical experience with a strain. It need not necessarily be positive, it just needs to be informative. Here are some key points to consider:
- What was the batch/lot number?
- What are you using the strain to address, what are you seeking to get from using this specific strain?
- What is your preferred ingestion method? Smoking, vaporizing, consuming an oil?
- How did it help with the specific issues and what, if any, were the positive and negative side-effects? For example, if you’re using cannabis to deal with anxiety or arthritis, let us know if it helped, how it helped, and if there were any side-effects that added to or detracted from this experience.
- Try to write at least 100 words, if not more. Simply saying “I liked this” or “This sucked” is not a Quality Review.
- Include a picture of both the packaging (please black out any personal information), and the product itself. This helps us to better confirm that your review is legitimate, plus people like to see what the cannabis and packaging looks like.
johny sunset
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For sure man, could be a monitoring tool. All I'm saying is good or bad review gets you the same amount of money.
And for me. 1 hour of my time gets me 7/g of meds for free. And I'm ok with that.
bigmanc
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Lift was just on here telling us to dismantle our basement grows with cat shit all over, free air miles lift points whatever they offer. Told us Tredeau and chucky got this all wrapped up and were screwed.
redi jedi
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Did they really say that?...I missed any comments.
johny sunset
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I find that hard to believe. Love to see a quote. If they did say anything like that I couldn't support them as we all should have the right to grow.
bigmanc
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yesss, but...yesssss
bigmanc
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thread got deleted as they were illegally advertising for LPs
redi jedi
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I cant remember the last time they deleted a thread...lol
bigmanc
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LP application pictures leaked is last time i remember
redi jedi
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oohh yaa..
redi jedi
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The tweed/lift convention...
