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Only a matter of time. 50 reviews all 5*, 95% the same derivative garbage
I only trust reviews written in all lower-case with misspelled words and near-randomly distributed punctuation. If you’re writing an essay about an Amazon product then you’re a freak anyway and I don’t trust your opinion.
I make sure to write 20 paragraphs per my daily purchases of different Stanley cups, making sure I don't use any of them more than one day, else I lose interest in them.
it really says a lot about the complete annihilation of critical reviews on the internet that if you ask the LLM to review a product for you, it gives you fucking ad copy. i'm pretty sure that means that the majority of "reviews" fed into it also just read like ad copy, which is how unreliable reviews started sounding almost a decade ago.
meanwhile, im banned from leaving reviews on amazon for some, unknown reason
so they dont ban you from purchasing products, but ban you from talking about products you've purchased?
yea
I love shorts -- they're comfy and easy to wear! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I heard about this recently and read a bunch about it. You get free products but you have to make something like 60 purchases a month and review 80+% of them and then they send you a 1099 or whatever that values the retail price of all the items as income, so you have to pay income tax on all the useless shit you're ordering in order to stay in the program. In a remotely sane world this would be illegal.
Ya that's why people to tend to fold it into a combo business of pro-reviewing/user generated content (ugc). So they get reimbursed for buying things, they get paid for making reviews, get paid for ugc, and then sell the review product. Plus, whatever their social media, tiktok stores, affiliate traffic, etc pull in.
My understanding is that Amazon wants you to keep the product for like six months and they can ask you to send it back or prove ownership.
There are many more companies than just Amazon that they're doing it for. We're not talking like one product, we're talking shelves of them. You'll often see Facebook marketplace listings of people offloading lots. A 6 month lag on resale isn't the end of the world.
Lmao 100% they use llms to define what's "insightful"
Just like academia in the future, bots grading bots. Pain
It's not LLM. They are Kamala Harris 
alt accounts paying off campaign debt. #Girlboss