Saints and Sinners are looking for sex toy testers to review their products
Saints and Sinners are advertising for anyone who is willing to try out their range of products - with the willing participants expected to write a review about their experience. What's more is that there's "absolutely" no catch.
Participants need to be over 18 and live in the UK. You also need to have written five to seven honest and informative reviews on the Saints and Sinners website of things you already own to show off your writing style. However, they are looking for the "adventurous type" and someone who is "up for trying out something new and - maybe - a little different." They also don't want any bland, simple reviews but instead, a bit more flair and detail.
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