Anatomy Of An Amazon Sponsored Fake Reviewer

Fake Amazon Reviews 1Have you ever purchased anything from Amazon? This article is for you even if you are one of the few who have not. Amazon has allowed fake reviewing to continue for many years because the bottom line is: People read them, perhaps buy a product, thus lining the pockets of Jeff Bezos.

If you think for one minute Amazon couldn’t stop this you are wrong. There are many algorithms that could catch fake reviews before they ever were to go up. Think about it, if I can so easily find them don’t you think Amazon can?  At one time, several months back, Amazon made a big to-do about all this by filing a lawsuit against a website that sponsored fake reviewers. I don’t have a clue how this suit is going, it will probably last for many years, the website is still up, and meanwhile, Amazon has not begun to address the problem as indicated below. You have to ask yourself; is Amazon really serious about all this? My answer is an unqualified NO. I am not the first person to say this but it is always prudent to follow the money $$$$$.

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Introducing Jesse M. TOP 500 REVIEWER a FAKE REVIEWER of the nth degree with 1237 Amazon Reviews in less than 10 months. Apparently he is so prolific, Amazon has bestowed him with the status badge of TOP 500 REVIEWER. What are the qualifications for these badges? Why to identify Amazon’s best reviewers of course. Are you kidding me? Fake Reviewers get top billing from Amazon for their numbers of fake reviews? I began tracking Julian Bakery over 6 months ago while they were purchasing fake reviews with abandon and this reviewer was paid for 7 Julian Bakery product reviews. Considering many of the 1237 products reviewed it would probably have cost somewhere near and possibly well over $50,000.00. He made 13 reviews July 21st, 12 reviews July 15th, 11 reviews July 11th, 17 reviews July 6th, 35 reviews July 5th, and are you ready?-A Whopping 71 reviews on June 30th etc. ad nauseum. How many reviews can you make for different no-bark dog collars, exercise machines, trampolines, earbuds, IPhone cases, to say nothing of the books?   He has reviewed dildos, something called a “Semen Voluminizer” and enough pills to make even BigPharma jealous.  Multiple music instruments, mattresses & beds and for some reason all these Fake Reviewers seem to like a book called Sex, Drugs & Islam. A dog bed for every room in a mansion the size of a castle although he says he just recently moved into an apartment from his long time dorm room.  He morphs into a woman, he’s skinny, sexy, chubby, 83 yrs. old, weighs 163 and whatever else you want in your fake reviewer. If you catch the last review he says “Hard to trust anyone especially on the internet…”  If Amazon gets rid of “Jesse M” I am ready with another and another… Oh yeah, did I mention he owns his own little cupcake shop too?

This not only affects people in the United States, it affects people worldwide as Amazon is a global company.

A shot of his Julian Bakery Paleo Protein Bars review showing his TOP 500 REVIEWER Status:JB Jesse M

 

 Here are three Amazon sponsored Julian Bakery products analyzed at FakeSpot.

 

Ronald Reagan famously said, “Trust but Verify”.  At the signing of the INF Treaty, his conterpart Mikhail Gorbachev responded:  “you repeat that at every meeting,” to which Reagan answered: “I like it”…I like it too.

 
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3 thoughts on “Anatomy Of An Amazon Sponsored Fake Reviewer

  1. backtonature

    I am a big Amazon purchaser. I have also read a lot of reviews. One of the logical comments to your concern could be, look for the verified purchasers. Unfortunately, if the seller is paying for fake 5-star reviews, they can “sell” to these reviewers, in a transaction where no money is exchanged, and then the fake review will end up as a verified purchaser review. The fake reviews can be sorted out, but it takes extra effort, checking each reviewer, and most people aren’t aware of this situation, accepting the reviews at face value.

    1. Deborah Krueger

      The problem is that many “Verified Purchasers” do write fake reviews and I have seen 1,000’s of them. Bezos decries paid writers for awhile and then they are lost in time. Every time anyone reads a fake review and then decides to make a purchase, it is money in Bezos pocket so what is the incentive for him to stop the practice?
      And you are kinda right, they can be sorted out but it takes hours & hours to do it and the supposed beauty of Amazon is how quickly you can make a transaction.

  2. Deborah Krueger

    An open comment to Jeff Bezos and I also emailed him jeff@amazon.com

    I have worked on three angles regarding Amazon for the last 6 months. I was particularly focused on one dishonest company and became interested in how they manipulated the Amazon Review System in three ways and why Amazon allows it to continue.

    1.) Paying people for Fake 5 Star Reviews Anatomy Of An Amazon Sponsored Fake Reviewer https://low-carb-scams.com/anat

    2.) Deleting (Hiding) reviews Amazon Reviews Being Deleted Hidden And Faked https://low-carb-scams.com/cons

    3.) Inserting notes soliciting a 5 Star Review for free products Julian Bakery Is Breaking Amazon Sellers Policies https://low-carb-scams.com/juli

    I have filed 2 extensive reports with Amazon to no avail. There is far too much money at stake for Jeff Bezos to stop this practice. Jeff gives pithy lip service and then it is back to business as usual. It is estimated that 30% of internet reviews are Fake and if this is true we definitely have (another) broken system once again showing that greed knows no bounds.

    It is my opinion that if Amazon made examples of companies who are gaming the system by deleting their accounts and barring them from selling through Amazon it would go a long way in curbing all of this.

    This problem literally affects people worldwide. Perhaps we might be a bit more savvy than the average country (and I doubt it) but people continue to purchase through Amazon because of the reviews; fake or not.

    Deborah Krueger

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