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Not just fake reviews (where fake means no product was ever bought), but also reimbursed 5-star reviews. Instagram + Facebook are blasting sites like Rebatest[
by 2bluesc 6y ago
Not just fake reviews (where fake means no product was ever bought), but also reimbursed 5-star reviews.
Instagram + Facebook are blasting sites like Rebatest[0] in my face for some reason. I'm shocked Amazon lets such sites exist. I'm not opposed to people asking for reviews, but insisting they are 5-star reviews seems terribly unethical. Not surprisingly, they have a referral program as well...
Intrigued by this several hours earlier today, I signed-up because who wouldn't want a reimbursement for a _good_ product they would have bought otherwise? Let's see how this goes, low expectations.
Searching Google for "rebatest vs" naturally yields competitors Rebaid[1]
[0] https://www.rebatest.com/ https://www.rebatest.com/
[1] https://www.rebaid.com/ https://www.rebaid.com/
- axaxs 6y agoYep. I've bought two things in the last week that each offer $15 for a five star review. The weird thing is, both were truly great products, so there wasn't an ethical dilemma for me, but it's kinda gross it exists.