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I have caught several businesses doing the same thing in my country. The difference is that they don't buy them, they have their own employees write them. This

by mkl95 6y ago

I have caught several businesses doing the same thing in my country. The difference is that they don't buy them, they have their own employees write them. This results in patterns that make it obvious they were written by the same person. Google couldn't care less.

genericposter18 6y ago
Noticed similar. Had a pretty acrimonious hire experience with a large Thrifty Car rental franchise based out in suburban Melbourne (Australia) regarding admin fees for damage/repair not being disclosed in the written legal documentation. Conversation ultimately ended with "Thanks for your feedback on disclosure" Upon coming to place a review, recognised several names (in relation to above) of known staff including the franchise manager against numerous 5 star reviews. Mentioning the acronyms ACCC and CAV (Consumer Affairs Victoria) saw multiple false reviews removed in haste. Needless to say, a comment was included to that effect in my own review (with screen shots linking the offending reviews to staff)