Faking reviews

Post #440,173 by drook 10/15/21 5:29:15 PM 10/15/21 5:29:15 PM Reply	Faking reviews They create bogus accounts to order products so they can upload reviews from a "verified purchaser". They need real addresses to ship to, since Amazon would notice if there were 384 accounts with the same address. -- Drew
Post #440,174 by boxley 10/15/21 6:22:19 PM 10/15/21 6:22:19 PM Reply	hmm, that makes sense "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman
Post #440,175 by Another Scott 10/15/21 8:56:12 PM 10/15/21 8:56:12 PM Reply	Hmm... A year or two ago I got some pumpkin seeds or something similar that I didn't order. I complained to Amazon's customer service about it, saying that it seemed to be a scam that I heard about involving fake reviews. They said they didn't allow their reviews to be faked that way and wouldn't affect any of my accounts with them. (This was a while ago, so the details are hazy.) Nothing similar happened again. Now I see that they have a help page about it, so their story is a little different. Scammers are everywhere and seemingly are always are trying to game any system... Cheers, Scott.
Post #440,176 by drook 10/15/21 9:30:40 PM 10/15/21 9:30:40 PM Reply	And they allow it to go on -- Drew
Post #440,185 by boxley 10/16/21 11:34:37 PM 10/16/21 11:35:00 PM Reply	I wouldnt mind if the soap smelled good but it is kind like axe smells like someone sprayed a very sweaty dirty asshole with old spice. Makes me sneeze "Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts" – Richard Feynman Edited by boxley Oct. 16, 2021, 11:35:00 PM EDT Expand All History

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