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Do they really have kids to feed? If so, who can blame them? Or it could be scummy marketing technique. If it's the former you could significantly worsen some
by devenblake 6y ago
Do they really have kids to feed? If so, who can blame them?
Or it could be scummy marketing technique.
If it's the former you could significantly worsen someone's financial situation. If it's the latter you could stop a couple letters of scam mail. An easier solution would be to knock a couple stars off your review and go no further; if they continue the spam someone down the line won't be so merciful.
- ev1 6y agoThis is one of the most common Aliexpress (which many Amazon sellers are) store scams. They will continually send you fake "kids with cancer" pictures, fake begging about how your non-5-star-review will kill their shop, send you mp3s of crying babies, tell you that it's too expensive to ship unless you purchase their second $1 donation item [ex: https://i.redd.it/h3iqfg70i7h61.png https://i.redd.it/h3iqfg70i7h61.png - scam]. It is all scam. If you ever browse r/aliexpress, search for scam and it's the exact same thing you now see playing out on Amazon. It's the same sellers using the same "leave 5 stars review for free $5 Amazon GC" images, cards in boxes, etc. They also offer out of platform refunds (like "give us your paypal email") which then they will chargeback you on
- carmen_sandiego 6y ago"I have kids" seems quite different to "my kid has cancer".
- ev1 6y agoThey do everything on the spectrum from "I can't feed my kids if you leave me 4 star review" to spamming your phone number with pictures of bald children from google image search.