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So there's an incentive to write fraudulent, positive reviews for your competitors apps. Noted.

• stephen_g 10y ago
  No, you have to have an account that your competitor opened with their own credit card and gave to you, and then you publish an app for that account and buy fraudulent reviews for it. The account that the fraud happened on, and all the other accounts that appear 'linked' will be closed. The issue was with the account he gave to his relative, which Apple probably assumed was his account because it used the same credit card and test devices registered to both accounts.
  • FireBeyond 10y ago
    "No, you have to have an account that your competitor opened with their own credit card and gave to you, and then you publish an app for that account and buy fraudulent reviews for it." implying that this is the only way Apple would consider fraudulent positive reviews to be developer's fault? Unlikely.