Sentences with phrase «fake product reviews»

Amazon is heading to court again, trying to wipe out more fake product reviews for books and products posted on Amazon.com.

Not exact matches

But this coffee maker might be most worth a try: It's a # 1 best - seller on Amazon with over 1,500 reviews and a 4.5 rating, and it gets an A on the site Fakespot, which spots which products might have fake reviews.

By incorporating users» social media accounts and allowing only those who have used the product or service to leave a review, you reduce the probability of users creating fake reviews to boost their reputation.

These fake «negative» reviews are designed to flood search engine results and convince skeptics to overcome their initial sense of doubt and become believers (and more importantly, buyers of his product).

Much like the Sports Betting Champ, the SportsBettingStar makes his money by heavily marketing his product to the public, selling his system by inflating his winning percentages and covering up negative reviews (or creating fake positive reviews for that matter).

Tempted to write a glowing review of a friend's product under a fake name?

Some reviews online demonstrate that the product Xanogen was promoted with «fake blogs» and «fake reviews».

Amazon.com (though, read reviews — some suspect Amazon's Ohhirra to be fake or counterfeit product — thats why I always order this product from iHerb.com even though its a lot more expensive) or iHerb.com.

In fact, if the reviews on acne websites average around somewhere in the middle then it's more likely you should disregard them; a portion of online reviews for products are nearly always fake or written by overly hopeful people who simply imagined the effects.

And I became very disenchanted with not only the fake reviews, but how the products were shipped.

The REAL reason they are doing this is because Amazon is flooded with FAKE REVIEWS put up by Chinese troll farms, and Amazon's «Gold Box» is now just a clearing house for Chinese companies that pay money for product placement.

Here's a list of the 10 products where Amazon's acknowledging the fake reviews.

Interestingly, the fake reviews seem to give these products a surprising amount of popularity.

Fake reviews are an issue for all types of products sold on Amazon, not just books, but I have been monitoring author reaction to this development in particular.

This lawsuit targets all fake reviews for all products.

While we will largely focus on how these reviews affect Kindle and paperback books, this lawsuit is against fake reviews for every product.

That is, generating fake reviews to make a product seem better than it actually is.

Then there was the piece the New York Times ran on restaurants and other companies who pay people to write fake good reviews for their products, and a similar piece by On The Media for WNYC (it's worth a listen!)

In the last few months, two new websites have come online in an effort to weed out fake reviews and give buyers an honest view of products on Amazon.

Ignored the reviews about the this product being a fake considering we went through 3 full bags purchased from Amazon and our golden loved it.

Most and probably all of them are from China, and it's hard to tell the good from the bad based on Amazon reviews because the sellers have flooded their pages with fake reviews, or have taken old product pages and swapped out the merchandise so that the reviews no longer make sense.

Other telltale examples of fake online reviews include generic messages without references to specific services or products, repetitive wording in multiple reviews or even usernames, and poor English (or whatever your local language happens to be).

But FakeSpot's statistical analysis tries to spot trends and give you an idea of how likely the reviews below a given product are fake.

The Mate 10 Pro entered the market with no carrier partnerships, it has faced accusations of spying for the Chinese government, it was recently caught getting people to write fake reviews on Best Buy's website, and the FBI, CIA, and NSA have all warned against using Huawei products.