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Ryan
@ryanhube.eth
The other day my wife got an Amazon package and we don’t have a fuggin clue who sent it. It was an ancestry dot com box, and a crochet for beginners box
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Just Build
@justbuild
Its a scam, fake review farms do this.
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Ryan
@ryanhube.eth
You’re shittin me, so how does it end up being a scam? Excuse my absolute shit knowledge and ignorance lol
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Just Build
@justbuild
One of those products hired someone to give them a fake verified purchase review. Its a common pratice.
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Ryan
@ryanhube.eth
So by sending us some bullshit products, they hope we go and review the products to boost their numbers?
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Just Build
@justbuild
No, they do it. After you purchase you can certify a purchase as verified. They just send it to you as a gift. Its bundled to hide which product hired them. Tons of products are bought and sent this way because of the value of verified purchase reviews on Amazon. Life or death for the marketplace, especially for cheap commoditized products.
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Ryan
@ryanhube.eth
So some random person/business that’s a verified buyer bought some random bullshit (because they were paid to do so) and sent to us as a “gift” and they give a review which then boosts the numbers. And we sit here like wtf is this random stuff and why did we get it
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Just Build
@justbuild
Yes, this exactly. By the millions.
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