>There are so many fake reviews on Amazon that the "average" stars for a product are no longer reliable indicators of quality. Is it just me, or is it harder t

>There are so many fake reviews on Amazon that the "average" stars for a product are no longer reliable indicators of quality. Is it just me, or is it harder to sort by critical nowadays? I find I have to click into all reviews to reveal the option for "all critical". And recently when looking at one product, when I tried to pull the "negative" reviews, they included several five star reviews. I'm seriously considering ditching Prime and signing up for a Target credit card - there's no annual fee, you get the same prime style free shipping, and there's a base level of quality to the products at Target that just doesn't seem to be present in Amazon's offerings.