Why do all the reviewers only have 1 review each--this seems suspicious and likely that the seller is creating artificial reviews. Amazon should look into this.
57999
I am a regular Amazon Customer with dozens of reviews. These pills are working for me. I wasn't a believer until I tried them.Steve
58000
I am a regular Amazon Customer with dozens of reviews. These pills are working for me. I wasn't a believer until I tried them. Steve
58001
I would have been suspicious too and some of them do look fake but I can say that I have numerous reviews and I am not being paid to leave a review I've tried I believe three brands of these and so far this is the only one that actually curbed my appetite and you only have to take on pill where some of the pills out there require you to take 2 for each dosage.
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Hi Scott, I reviewed this product and if you look you can see I reviewed a wide variety of items I purchased through amazon including 3 different brands of this product. Some of the products I loved. Some I hated and some were just ok. I assure you I don`t work for this sellar or any of the others.
604641
You gotta watch what seller it's from. Amazon sometimes just like lumps all the reviews into one product page. If it ships from China, it's probably a bootleg. If it's from Japan, it's probably legit.
2154072
You are right. The reviews here are very misleading. It sounds like paid advertisement to me. The one place I know that give honest reviews is overstock. You can tell these are real customers, reporting from real experiences.
1100492
You made me suspicious, but after sampling 10 of the reviews, I found that 10/10 of the authors had multiple reviews posted for other unrelated items. I think it's legitimate.
798011
I'm not a seller. I'm a buyer like yourself and gave a review of the product. You would need to contact Amazon for that information.
1345707
If Amazon doesn't start to police the gaming of their reviewing system (which is rampant, IMHO) being done by authors and third party sellers, they may as well stop with the reviews. I've been burned a couple of times by products that have 5 star reviews that ended up in my trash bin upon delivery. Sure, there are good 3rd party sellers out there, but how can I tell the good from the bad? I'm done with 3rd party sellers. It's either Amazon selling it or I don't buy it.
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Because people are leaving negative reviews for a particular seller on a product page that is used for many sellers instead of leaving the negative reviews on the seller's page. Amazon is a marketplace with many different sellers selling the same items. This page describes the product, and gives you a list of sellers to choose from (though it does default to one seller, there is a list of others to the right of the page). I only buy from sellers that use Amazon to fulfill the order and I also check the reviews on the seller's page. Reviews on this page should only be the opinion of the actual lotion, not if they got fake lotion (that should go on the seller's feedback)...unless they give the seller's name here because that would be helpful.
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Possibly the manufacturer was pumping it with fake reviews, and Amazon found they were all from the same IP address?Just a guess.
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Possibly the manufacturer was pumping it with fake reviews, and Amazon found they were all from the same IP address? Just a guess.
1114611
I would agree - most of the reviews look fake. Even really good products get one or two bad reviews. I really wish Amazon had a way or reporting abuse for that type of thing. (This not the only product I've seen this happen with).
1893314
When you ask a question like this, it shows up on ALL listings of this item, not just the one you saw for over $40. Looks kind of silly to see this question when the price is less than $20, and free shipping with Amazon Prime. These questions should be about the product itself, not individual sellers.
1286411
jesus..... people are so ridiculous. You can never get a straight answer about anything on Amazon. Does it click or not? lmao
2154069
Definitely the review system needs tweaking! I suggest they 'weight' the reviewers, so those with verifiable info, a track record of genuine reviews, and so forth, their reviews get more 'weight' (ie count for two or something). Yelp does something like that now. As far as this green coffee bean extract, the giveaway is that all the other suppliers for the same product have lowish reviews, wouldnt make sense that this one supplier would have such a superior product.
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Read this thread: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/142421/show_product_reviews
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Half of these reviews seem bogus. If one reads through the reviews, they will find several reviews that have the following in common:1. "Technical Support" as the subject2. Purchases are not "Amazon verified"3. When one looks up "see all my reviews", there is only 1 review.Really, I mean if I'm a newbie on Amazon, the one and only purchase I decide to review is a wireless IP camera that I'm going to have to punch through a router in order to see it on my iphone, IPAD, or Android device, and the subject of that review is praising technical support, I think not. Come on Amazon, wake up! Half of these reviews seem bogus. If one reads through the reviews, they will find several reviews that have the following in common:1. "Technical Support" as the subject2. Purchases are not "Amazon verified"3. When one looks up "see all my reviews", there is only 1 review.Really, I mean if I'm a newbie on Amazon, the one and only purchase I decide to review is a wireless IP camera that I'm going to have to punch through a router in order to see it on my iphone, IPAD, or Android device, and the subject of that review is praising... » Read More Half of these reviews seem bogus. If one reads through the reviews, they will find several reviews that have the following in common:1. "Technical Support" as the subject2. Purchases are not "Amazon verified"3. When one looks up "see all my reviews", there is only 1 review.Really, I mean if I'm a newbie on Amazon, the one and only purchase I decide to review is a wireless IP camera that I'm going to have to punch through a router in order to see it on my iphone, IPAD, or Android device, and the subject of that review is praising technical support, I think not. Come on Amazon, wake up! « Show Less
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I think all the reviews and the fact they are posted answeres your question without your asking. You can make up your own mind. As with any company that has a reseller base why would Amazon want to antagonize their resellers? I am sure many have ignored your qustion as just not important. I thought you should read an answer from someone with an honest prospective who has never had your thought. Many of the pictures and videos are posted by customers.You seem to be focused on a picture of which you may not be familiar with its source. I rely on the revies more than what things look like.
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I don't remember how I came across these reviews, but I agree they are the most inventive reviews on Amazon. After reading a few hundred, I had to compose my own. I still check the site for new reviews.