ReviewMeta.com analyzes #reviews of any #Amazon product. Our Adjusted Rating kicks out unnatural reviews.

Remember this? The reviewer recently provided us with an update. The seller is now harassing the reviewer and won't stop pestering them to remove the negative review...

Bribes for reviews on @amazonDE Translation: step 1: Open your purchases, step 2: Klick on the product and then on review, step 3: Post a friendly review, step 4: send us a link to your review (or a Screenshot) at the email below to get a 5€ gift card.

Does anyone else feel like EVERY purchase on @Amazon these days comes with a bribe for a 5-star review? "Please Do Not post images about this rebate activity in your review content and Please Do Not mention this card through Amazon message otherwise it is invalid"

This video capture card boasts 4.8 stars after 3,531 @amazon ratings. Only 2 reviews from the US and the rest are international reviews for DIFFERENT PRODUCTS. It's 2021, how are we still seeing blatant fraud on this TRILLION dollar company?

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Another report of a blatant pay-for-5-star program from an @amazon seller. Customer says that when they went through the process with a 4-star review, it said they weren't eligible for the $15 gift card.

These notes Amazon sellers are putting in their packages are just getting weird.

This is happening almost every day now. People reporting sellers bribing them for 5-star reviews on @Amazon. Really makes you wonder the motives of every review on that platform.

Amazon should be held liable for this blatant false advertising. This product shows 4.8 stars w/ 2,926 ratings, however ZERO reviews are for this product.

Should I get the Kindle, Audiobook or Paperback version of this WEBCAM on @amazon? Asking for a friend. The reviews say this is a very captivating webcam with well-developed characters.

Amazon failing to take action on blatantly fake reviews. Somehow I'm not surprised.

A ReviewMeta visitor just sent this image to me. A note included in her purchase, offering $15 for a 5-star review and instructing you NOT to tell anyone about it. Just wow.

After a 7-year legal battle, the court rules in favor of the plaintiff. Consumers get nothing though, and Amazon can keep on displaying false reviews.

It does not get more blatant than this. @Amazon sellers literally paying people for 5-star reviews.

At first glance, this Mini Bag Sealer on Amazon looks promising. 4.5 stars w/ 1,627 ratings. HOWEVER, ReviewMeta.com gives it a 1-STAR rating with 3 reviews. Why? Because all but 3 reviews are for the WRONG PRODUCT. And all 3 reviews are 1-stars.

Embarrassing, @amazon. This humidifier gets the "Amazon's Choice" badge, a 5-stars w/ 7,000+ ratings, but the reviews are for an AMAZON BASICS POWER STRIP!

This computer case has 4.8 stars on @Amazon with over SIXTEEN THOUSAND reviews. Impossible to fake that many reviews, right? Wrong!