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It's ridiculously easy to spot fake reviews. The clearest giveaway is lots of customer photographs of the item. Multiple photos of the item and/or its packagin
by wackget 5y ago
It's ridiculously easy to spot fake reviews.
The clearest giveaway is lots of customer photographs of the item. Multiple photos of the item and/or its packaging from different angles, adding absolutely no value to the review, is virtually guaranteed to mean a fake review.
Seriously - who takes 10 photos of their new USB cable and the box it came in?
Some companies are requesting fake video reviews now too.
Secondly, fake reviews are required to have minimum word counts. So a 100 word review about a USB cable is also likely to be fake.
Finally, they're required to be at least 4 stars; usually 5. Anything below 4 and they won't pay out.
- Riseed 5y ago> Finally, they're required to be at least 4 stars; usually 5. Anything below 4 and they won't pay out. Unless, of course, it's a 1-star review for a competitor's product.