My own anecdote hints that it's even worse than just fake reviews... I actually just wrote a detailed multi paragraph 1-star review of auto parts I received fro

My own anecdote hints that it's even worse than just fake reviews... I actually just wrote a detailed multi paragraph 1-star review of auto parts I received from Amazon, with several photos, too. They, Amazon, would not post it because they claim it doesn't "adhere to the guidelines". The review was exactly as follows: These are "SURTRACK/TRAKMOTIVE" brand axles, part numbers BM-8040 and BM-8041. I only installed the left side but since it didn't fit properly on my 2006 BMW 530xi I'm returning them. The OE part number is: 31607570275 and MFG part number is: BM-8041. The problem was that the inner boot fits improperly and deforms/creases from being stretched when installed (see images). Looking at the product images for this product on Amazon, as well as elsewhere online, you can tell the boot is very different from the product I received. /end Can anyone find anything that goes against their review guidelines in above?