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Completely understand (I do the same). Hence, the need for paid reviews. Especially the less "life changing"/important it is to you.
by throwawaylalala 11y ago
Completely understand (I do the same). Hence, the need for paid reviews. Especially the less "life changing"/important it is to you.
- modzu 11y agoi agree the reviews left to just the angry people would be unbalanced, but an actual solution needs to be unbiased. perhaps rather than just "purchasing good reviews" a vendor could encourage [more] reviews by including a voucher or something on amazon that could only be redeemed after leaving a review. then you're soliciting feedback from hopefully more users, good or bad. obv amazon and the vendors want less negative reviews in general because $$, so perhaps a genuine solution isnt really in anybodys interest except the end user/consumer (who might get annoyed to a point they go somewhere else, as i have done since i now consider amazon's reviews to be worthless)
- throwawaylalala 11y agoTo be clear, you're not purchasing "good" reviews,or even reviews at all, if you're following the TOS. Amazon frowns on including anything sales related in their messaging system, so you have to drive the person who is likely to review to your product from outside Amazon....therefore that solution, while a great idea, isn't allowed by Amazon...