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I think it's a stretch to think most reviewers will care about the legality (especially because it's pretty unlikely to get enforced against them) but it may ge
by brainfire 10y ago
I think it's a stretch to think most reviewers will care about the legality (especially because it's pretty unlikely to get enforced against them) but it may get the "career reviewers." I wonder what proportion of these reviews are from those "whales."
- colechristensen 10y agoEvery once in a while the FTC goes on a rampage and Amazon not doing due diligence to ensure product reviews it uses to sell it's wares poses too much of an organizational risk as its one of the largest targets out there.
- hippich 10y agoI know from first-hand experience that as soon as you ask to deviate from a more or less standard workflow on leaving a review in exchange for a discounted product, MOST reviewers flock away. Of course very few reviewers might do illegal things, but these will be minority and highly unscalable for a purposes of launching product (plus these people will be quickly caught by amazon itself)