[markomalley]

I'm absolutely positive that this is not the exception, but the rule.

[Doogle]

I’m sure the people who run Twits will
ban Amazon....

[Trump.Deplorable]

Twitter is still a thing?

[DouglasKC]

I don’t see anything wrong with this. Reading the post they are real comments. And believe it or not there actually are some employees that are happy to work at their workplaces.

[Westbrook]

Buy from overstock.com. No need to buy from Amazon.

The founder of overstock.com is a patriot.

[P.O.E.]

So everything on the internet isn’t true? And everyone on the internet may not be who they represent themselves to be?

Huh.

[McGavin999]

I wonder who is paying the unrelenting negative comments on President Trump’s twitter account

[ptsal]

Amazon SMILE accounts.... WHERE IS THE DONATION GOING ??

[SoFloFreeper]

Mental Floss does it. Sick of them being shills for Bezos.

[tcrlaf]

It is called, “Internet Opinion Management”.
You pay a firm, usually in DC, that runs thousands of AI bots on hundreds of Internet forums to say good things about you, creating the impression that consumer views of your company are overwhelmingly positive.

Pioneered by the Left during the 2004 election cycle, this went mainstream a decade ago.

[minnesota_bound]

You see it all the time in comments. Be it a product that is getting lots of complaints but one that says it is the best thing ever to comments about any story. The sugary comment stands out.