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[–] • 4 pts

Amazon does not give one single shit about fake reviews; about a year ago I found a card in an item I ordered that essentially said "get a $15 gift card by leaving a 5 star review! You must not mention this offer in your review.". I left a review on the seller's page with images of the card, and Amazon removed it for being off topic.

[–] [deleted] • 3 pts

Good reviews means Amazon gets more sales. It's a win-win for everyone but the consumer.

[–] • 0 pt

Only to a point. Amazon accepts returns on basically everything, too many returns because people didn't get what they expected and you're no longer making money.

[–] • 2 pts

They're so obvious because you'll see several 5-star reviews all worded in the same broken english.

[–] • 1 pt

I stumbled upon a few reviews I did that were word for word my review. Amazon doesnt care

[–] • 1 pt

Chinese-based

So jews are using child slave labor to procure this by way of their complete ownership of China. This isn't a Chinese issue, this is a jew issue.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

When I was buying my PC parts I spent over a month selecting them. I found high sales volume with less then 3% 1 star reviews was the best practice. If like in solid state drives where the person gets a drive that is not the brand but a cheaper one or one of a smaller size than purchased was the cue to avoid.

Ended up buying my hard drives directly from Western Digital and bought the top end drives for data centers so spent twice the price for what I wanted but I didn't get robbed like people that took that amazon bargain and ended up with a shingled drive so just renaming a file would have the hard drive spinning for a while and I knew that was going to make the drive life shorter.

Also stuff that get it's the best or this monitor has such amazing colors where the 1 star said I've never had a monitor with such faded colors. This indicated to me the 5 star was a lie or the one star and to just avoid this purchase.

Also the business rating of below around 85% satisfaction indicated a shit business that did not give a crap or hired garbage workers that stole or dropped then repackaged products instead of owning up and getting another drive they just covered up their mistake, or packaged it with no padding then the product is shipping damaged.

[–] • 0 pt

Inflating reviews just seems like a waste for anyone with a brain who spend more than pocket change.

I have started shopping elsewhere, also haven't used jew ebay/paypal in over 10 years. But when I did use Amazon I never bought on impulse (except for some $5-$10 cables/screws etc.) and I consider amazon reviews just a small window into the seller (not that it matters when you can return it no argument in 2 weeks).

I didn't impulse buy, say, a random computer component (i.e. memory) just by browsing Amazon and not looking at reviews and what people reccommend on big forums.