Political books by prominent conservatives or liberals are the “fake reviews” that are easiest to spot. Especially when the reviews are pouring in yet the book hasn’t even been released.
even worse are fake movie reviews ... there are so many trolls being paid to fake movie reviews that sites like rottentomatoes and imdb are nearly worthless for user reviews of contemporary movies ... of course, it’s not THAT serious of a problem since there’s not one in ten-thousand new hollywood movies worth seeing ... they’re pretty much all complete dreck, most being complete leftist propaganda dreck ...
Fakespot.com is useful for spotting fake Amazon and Yelp reviews.
Here is my review of the Amazon.
It is a big river.
I swam the entire length of it.
Upstream.
I fought off numerous attacks by hippos and Polar Bears and kids selling cleaning products.
It starts somewhere in the Alps and empties into Connecticut like a bunch of blue haired ladies getting out of a bus from New York City to gamble.
Many people wonder if it is polluted.
It is.
Brown water everywhere you look.
You have to boil the water from the river for 18 Days before you can drink it.
Even then, it still tastes like paint thinner.
Paint thinner mixed with Minestrone soup.
Don’t ask me how I know what that tastes like.
It was a painting mishap at lunch time.
I thought the fake but accurate reviews on that stupid book “written” by Hillary and her clown running mate were hilarious and most entertaining.
I saw five stars on a product from ten different people - on the same day (Amazon).
I always read the 3 stars first. The fakes are either 1 or 5 star.
"The dookie passed faster than Hillary Clinton could delete her emails.
I found this one when I was trying to decide on a purchase:
I especially love the ending. Too bad the product is almost $400, or I might take the advice.
Angie’s List is the worst. The best way to tell is how many review there are per 100,000 population. Over one or two for a single contractor and they are fake.
The fake reviews are bad, but the fake products are worse. Amazon allows third-parties to sell knockoffs and fraudulent products and refuses any liability. I tried to post a review after being sold a fake, and they pulled my review. This will come back to bite them.
For later...