Re:FTC Brings First Case Challenging Fake Paid Reviews on an...
by dontbenebby on Tuesday February 26, 2019 @04:22PM
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>There are so many fake reviews on Amazon that the "average" stars for a product are no longer reliable indicators of quality.
Is it just me, or is it harder to sort by critical nowadays? I find I have to click into all reviews to reveal the option for "all critical".
And recently when looking at one product, when I tried to pull the "negative" reviews, they included several five star reviews.
I'm seriously considering ditching Prime and signing up for a Target credit card - there's no annual fee, you get the same prime style free shipping, and there's a base level of quality to the products at Target that just doesn't seem to be present in Amazon's offerings.
Is it just me, or is it harder to sort by critical nowadays? I find I have to click into all reviews to reveal the option for "all critical".
And recently when looking at one product, when I tried to pull the "negative" reviews, they included several five star reviews.
I'm seriously considering ditching Prime and signing up for a Target credit card - there's no annual fee, you get the same prime style free shipping, and there's a base level of quality to the products at Target that just doesn't seem to be present in Amazon's offerings.