ReviewerCard: Scam Or Social Clout Indicator?

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Let's be honest. Can you imagine a high profile place not doing everything in their power to get good reviews in a widely read mag, which probably includes kissing up to the critic and eating up the paper bill themselves after (s)he is done eating. Not saying that it is justified here just cos it is practiced elsewhere and is accepted practice, but those food critics aren’t going to say, “Hey, there might be a conflict of interest here because Free Food!”

http://scallywagandvagabond.com/2013/01/the-reviewcard-is-perfect-if-you-are-a-douchebag-how-to-extort-businesses/

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