Sentences with phrase «for bogus reviews»

These fake Amazon reviews seem to be part of a much bigger problem, sparking fears that consumer spending of # 23billion (USD$ 35 billion or AUD$ 48 billion) a year is being rigged by sellers paying for bogus reviews.

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For his efforts, the conservative National Review gleefully declared Miller's bogus «cupcake amnesty» to be «further proof that Texas is the greatest state in the union.»

If the Presidency does not review these «bogus» allocations in its proposed expenditure, it may lose the moral right to advise the National Assembly against spending some billions of naira on purchasing cars for its members despite the fact that the legislators have already collected their car allowances plus other sundry emoluments.

A bigger surprise is that for DOAJ publishers that completed the review process, 45 % accepted the bogus paper.

But we feel it is dishonest because it offers bogus dating site reviews based solely on how much kickback money they will get for referring the site.

What would happen if instead of spending your time, and often your money, weeding though bogus sites or ones that just don't fit your needs, you could get a quick snapshot and a review of these sites from someone who was also part of the bisexuals, understood exactly what you are looking for and knew what details are important?

Unlike other dating sites that we have we have reviewed and exposed for fraud, XDating.com doesn't have any special logo attached to the bogus profile pages that they build.

I not only had my children's charity books shelved on inappropriate shelves, but voted down without review AND had a bogus copy of my first children's book which gives 10 % of sales to animal rescue, put up for sale on Amazon.

I put a review on the book as it is not mine but gave it 5 stars and an explanation that it is a bogus copy, and the real copy is indeed in print and for sale in my line - up of books.

I must say I hear a lot more stories of authors who were scammed by paying for bogus «systems» «programs» guaranteed to get you tons of reviews or high rankings.

Not unless you don't care what kind of attention you get, of course — but given that companies who fake reviews online are now getting hit with massive fines in New York, you still might want to steer clear of paying anyone to write a bogus, needlessly positive review for you!

They criticized successful authors for their «greed» in charging money for their work and gamed Goodreads for free hard - copy books, which they'd give bogus one - star «reviews,» then sell unread on ebay.

What the IEA is basically damning them for is not including data that an automated, peer - reviewed process found was bogus.

Although both Amazon and the Federal Trade Commission are fighting to curtail bogus reviews, it's impossible to know for certain if any individual user review or comment is legit.