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"You must disclose any incentive you received for providing your review (e.g., if you received any discount for providing the review or you are connected... to the subject of the review).Excerpt from Redfin's Terms of Use
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The clause states: “You must disclose any incentive you received for providing your review (e.g., if you received any discount for providing the review or you are connected... to the subject of the review).”
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