For each customer in the response, the CustomerReviews response group returns:
ReviewerRank
TotalHelpfulVotes
Reviews include:
ASIN reviewed
Product rating
Number of HelpfulVotes
Number of TotalVotes
Review Summary
Review Comment
DateOfReview
All of this information is returned only if the customer has chosen to make it public. Privacy choices are implemented by the customer in the Your Account web page that is accessible from Amazon’s retail web site.
The following table describes the elements returned by CustomerReviews. In the Ancestry column, the elements on the left side of a slash mark are the parents of the elements on the right side of the slash mark.
CustomerReviews also returns the elements that all response groups return, which is described in Elements Common to All Response Groups.
The following response groups are parent response groups of CustomerReviews.
None
The following response groups are child response groups of CustomerReviews.
None
http://ecs.amazonaws.com/onca/xml? Service=AWSECommerceService& AWSAccessKeyId=[AWS Access Key ID]& Operation=CustomerContentLookup& CustomerId=[ID]& ResponseGroup=CustomerReviews& Version=2008-03-03
The following response snippet shows the elements returned by CustomerReviews.
<Customer>
<CustomerId>A2KEKKJ9CAC2KC</CustomerId>
<CustomerReviews>
<TotalReviews>8</TotalReviews>
<TotalReviewPages>1</TotalReviewPages>
<Review>
<ASIN>6305692688</ASIN>
<Rating>1</Rating>
<HelpfulVotes>21</HelpfulVotes>
<TotalVotes>35</TotalVotes>
<Date>2000-02-29</Date>
<Summary>one star is indeed one too many</Summary>
<Content>Let's face facts. This is a terrible, terrible movie. We have to guess that all involved in this project are hiding. Really, I'm generally quite easy on movies, but this endless stream of uninteresting battle scenes with pointless dialogue and no discernable plot is perhaps one of the worst movies ever made. Sorry if this seems harsh, but I just don't want anyone to buy it unknowingly.
</Content>
</Review>