Amazon suing fake reviewers

ClaremontMom
Tue, 20 Oct 2015 23:14:13 +0000

Mostly I look for items or places that have lots of generally positive reviews. That’s the “first cut”. Then I start reading a few to narrow down my choices and learn about the product or place beyond what is in the “official” listing.

I understand the 3 and 4 star review comment. 3 and 4 star reviews are the ones that get my attention as well. They are usually satisfied but let me know that one or two little things that didn’t quite make the cut. Then I can decide if those things matter to me.

Sometimes, the truly negative ones are helpful, but it seems that the majority of them are in the “malcontent” category and don’t give me a full picture. Or they don’t say much more than say something like “it doesn’t work”.