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I had the same experience. Id say they just don't approve most of the reviews. I would think most (real) people only leave a good review when things go EXTREMEL
by jersak 4y ago
I had the same experience. Id say they just don't approve most of the reviews.
I would think most (real) people only leave a good review when things go EXTREMELY WELL. Not the same for bad reviews though, which means real people will more often than not leave reviews pointing problems and shortcomings than praising a product. That, at least in my head, would result in less sales and so making the review workflow painful for the user is by design.
- sokoloff 4y agoI just checked on my account and I have 126 published reviews on Amazon. I can recall around 10 that were denied, about half of which seemed "OK, that's fair in retrospect" and a modest edit and resubmit got them published. The other half of the denies I couldn't really figure out and just ignored (some of which were solid product, 4 or 5 star reviews). I have several 1-star reviews among the published.