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Thanks for the explanation - I was going to ask how this is even done. As hard as amazon tries, there
are still going to be people that do this.
Because it was really true, his site would be taken down, but yet its still there. They collude with the
sellers, and the reviewers" actually place orders and in turn the seller ships empty boxes so Amazon
thinks that these are genuine sales that have been processed. That absolutely drives the vocal, uber-
left minority NUTS.. and I love it!
They get better ratings and the polls on most trusted news network consistently put them at the top.
FOX news rubs liberals the wrong way because they have never had a media that actually calls out
their BS. When you have Dan Rather at CBS manufacturing lies about W to have an October
Surprise" you know they are in the bag for dems. And if we shut down all the fake reporting on NBC,
ABC, CBS, NPR, and CNN, the dems would face the same problem.
Post corrected since original publication to clarify the different ownership of the different sites.
Amazon declined to comment, citing a policy against discussing pending litigation. The suit alleges
trademark violations, unfair competition and deceptive acts, among other allegations.
Amazon is bringing this action to protect its customers from this misconduct, by stopping
Defendants and disrupting the marketplace in which they participate. More from WSJ.D: And make
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An Amazon spokeswoman and its outside attorney declined to comment. Amazon has popular
product reviews previously sought to police reviews, including eliminating many made by authors'
family members and friends. Despite substantial efforts to stamp out the practice, an unhealthy
ecosystem is developing outside of Amazon to supply inauthentic reviews," Amazon said in the suit,
filed in King County Superior Court in Washington state.
Amazon said the sites attempted to cover their tracks, including encouraging clients to make phony
shipments to trip up Amazon software designed to verify a reviewer's purchase. Amazon said the
practice damages the e-commerce giant's credibility with customers. Just make sure not to be taken
in by the marketing hype but instead learn to think for yourself.
Basically, a panel of experts are convened to discuss the pros and cons of a racks with the inputs
from the actual consumers also taken into consideration in a significant manner. Some of the most
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Obviously, Google likes fresh and unique content, so the more the merrier in this department.
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2. reviewer wanted a roll on applicator instead of having to use a Q-tip. Or, as it describes them,
consumer experiences." But part of the puzzle has to do with stuff you buy, so what they hey, it gets
the final spot here.
The site also offers applications for Facebook and MySpace users. If you've read this far, it's safe to
assume you're privy to lists. It likes to tout lists having to do with anything deemed culturally or
consumeristically (not part of the official lexicon, but we'll go with it all the same) significant by the
populace.
We offered a few thoughts on the site some weeks back, and while it could definitely use a nicer,
more modern exterior, it may well be what you're after. Crowdstorm operates sites for both US- and
UK-based audiences. It is for sure one of the better places to visit among sites listed here.
You might like it for its name alone, Buzzillions , but past the title, it's actually a good piece of kit.
Reevoo launched last summer , and in that time it has built itself a bit of an international name with
the debut of a French adjunct in March of this year. There's a good chance you'll find what you're
looking for here, and each page is laid out intelligently, so it's all very easy to browse.
Its home page highlights a select number of products, and beneath the cover there are thousands
more. CNET was purchased by CBS not too long ago, and some are expecting the adoptive parent to
focus more on the TV-style projects being produced at the technology site, but for the time being,
CNET is still a decent choice for aggregate opinion. But taken as a whole, Amazon is a destination as
valuable for its convenient shopping mechanisms as for its consumer commentary.
Some items will show pages of feedback, while others will show less, or maybe none at all. If nothing
else, it's one more place to go to achieve that well-rounded view you're seeking. If you're willing to
forgive its bland interface, you might find it a resource worth visiting and revisiting once in a while.
While not the prettiest player in the market, the quantity of information found on its servers is quite
large. Suffice it to say that its variety is as much a strength as is the sheer volume of information it
manages today. Indeed, its supply of notes about electronics is vast, but it is also holds its fair share
of opinions on travel, restaurants, and food and drink.
As TourettesTuna says above, I think a better bet is finding an authorities figure who you trust and
using that as a good source of information. I really think establishing this type of agreed upon set of
standards is next to impossible. With all of the different factors that go into lathering (bowl, face,
brush type, water chemistry… and so on) one person will achieve a thick fluffy lather and someone
else will consider it to be a slick and runny lather.
I think the first hurdle in such an undertaking would be having an agreed up set of standards. I don't
really have an exhaustive list of sources, but opinions of such experts will always trump those of
people who could be having trouble just deciding which end of the brush to use. And the site's
internal searching function would have to be very carefully set up.
Sharpologist just debuted its New Discussions" feature that includes a custom search engine that
concentrates just on wet shaving blogs and forums as search sources. A possible variant of the basic
search engine query would be some kind of custom search. If that's the case, there are a couple
different ways that the problem might be addessed.
Disclaimer: This Buzzle article is for informative purposes only, and should not be used as a
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