Tryproducts
Reviews and Complaints

When it comes to trying products, I love discovering new brands and experiencing innovative items. With that being said, I gave Tryproducts a shot in hopes of potentially getting rewarded for doing something I enjoy anyways. However, to my disappointment, the experience left a lot to be desired.

Initially, I was optimistic when I first visited Tryproducts.com; the website's sleek and organized layout gave off an air of professionalism. Upon further exploration, I was brought to third-party links that required surveys to be completed with no apparent reward or payout. These surveys were time-consuming and left me feeling unappreciated for my efforts. On top of that, the onslaught of pesky spam messages I received post-survey made me regret even accessing the site in the first place.

What was even more infuriating about my experience with Tryproducts was the fact that this website marketed itself as a hub that is supposed to incentivize individuals to try new products. The reality is, it seemed like a false front, and left me completely disillusioned.

A positive takeaway from this experience is that at least it made me appreciate the other reputable product-testing platforms out there that offer actual rewards and benefits for my time and energy. Sadly, Tryproducts.com is not one of them.

When I initially heard about Tryproducts, I was intrigued by the idea of testing products and giving my honest opinion in exchange for freebies. However, my experience with the website was not exactly what I had in mind. One of the biggest selling points for me was that they claimed not to send you to 3rd party websites. Yet, when I selected my first two products to review, I was redirected to "Branded" and "Shopper's Voice", both of which seemed to be doing just what Tryproducts claimed they wouldn't do. Needless to say, I was disappointed.

Now, I can't help but wonder if most of the positive reviews for Tryproducts that I've come across were posted by influencers trying to entice people to sign up. It's frustrating when companies try to manipulate potential customers by exaggerating or outright lying about what they offer. Why not just tell the truth about what your website can and cannot do? It would save everyone a lot of time and hassle.

All in all, I'm still going to try out the products I received through Tryproducts, but I definitely have my doubts. It's important to approach these reviews with a critical eye and not let yourself be swayed by glowing praise that may not be genuine.