Why does everyone who writes a 5-star review for this product have no other product reviews but this one? That makes me think that they are fake....
1766234
there's a sticker on the outer packaging which provides a site where you can copy/paste your amazon review and receive a complementary bottle of shampoo.
1766235
Now Amazon has a note at the top of the review - "Verified Purchase" This way you know if they actually purchased the product.
1766236
I just rec'd my first bottle of this shampoo and my bottle also has a sticker on it, stating that if I left an "honest" review I would receive a free bottle. It didn't encourage me to write anything positive, it didn't request that it be done right away... they just want people to speak up with their results. Which is what I plan to do after I've tried it.
1766237
Alot of people do not write reviews. when i got this product, it had a lable attached to it that said if you write an "honest" review, we will ship you a second bottle free. So i cant say there pushing for fake reviews because it said honest review. I will take advantage of that as well if this stuff really works.
1766238
This makes me suspicious that they are fake reviews.When a product has so many positive reviews like this and they are simple reviews, 99% of the time if not 100% they are faked.
1766239
There are many people that write deceiving reviews. Some are being paid and some are getting free product. For instance a person that gives 5-star reviews for three like products from three different companies the same day or within a couple of days. Saying for each, "nothing worked until I tried this". Also a variety of different products. It can take up are lot of time to do this research. Check the other $100's of various products reviewed at the same time. I have written down the names of 14 people that reviewed the same items around the same time, saying about the same thing. But not giving info that is significant. There are many people that write deceiving reviews. Some are being paid and some are getting free product. For instance a person that gives 5-star reviews for three like products from three different companies the same day or within a couple of days. Saying for each, "nothing worked until I tried this". Also a variety of different products. It can take up are lot of time to do this research. Check the other $100's of various products reviewed at the same time. I have written down the names of 14 people that reviewed the same items around the same time, saying about the same thing.... » Read More There are many people that write deceiving reviews. Some are being paid and some are getting free product. For instance a person that gives 5-star reviews for three like products from three different companies the same day or within a couple of days. Saying for each, "nothing worked until I tried this". Also a variety of different products. It can take up are lot of time to do this research. Check the other $100's of various products reviewed at the same time. I have written down the names of 14 people that reviewed the same items around the same time, saying about the same thing. But not giving info that is significant. « Show Less
1766240
I am definitely thinking the same thing; I posted a not very positive review a couple of days ago, and within hours tons of 5 star reviews popped up and my two star review went back to page two or three. I think that somebody (or bodies) are playing us for stupid. lol
1766241
I am using from last six month and didn't find any improvement. It may be natural but not helpful to stop the hair loss. These 5* reviews seems fake.
1766242
There are many people that write deceiving reviews. Some are being paid and some are getting free product. For instance a person that gives 5-star reviews for three like products from three different companies the same day or within a couple of days. Saying for each, "nothing worked until I tried this". Also a variety of different products. It can take up are lot of time to do this research. Check the other $100's of various products reviewed at the same time. I have written down the names of 14 people that reviewed the same items around the same time, saying about the same thing. But not giving info that is significant.
764129
They are not fake. They are the real deal. I wouldn't have them if they were fake. I don't know if Monster has discontinued them (maybe). I know you can still buy them retail. (For a lot more)I hope I've helped. :-) -Emma
1288526
I don't know. But like so many products here on amazon it's a fake. Since I wrote my first review, they got new people who have reviewed fewer items to write their product review.
2136915
Mostly likely they are real. I watched reviews on YouTube and the packaging was the same thing. But I don't know if the seller is secretly selling used ones and listing them as new.
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.
958500
they are not fake. I've purchased from a doctor and Amazon and I notice no difference except the price.
1009760
First, did you notice that ever since you posted this the FAKE reviewers started posting reviews of various stars because you pointed out a flaw in their obvious plan to flood this market with fake reviews?! Also, there is no mention of where the pan comes from but it seems like China with all the fake Asian reviewers on here. Why doesn't Amazon look into this and get rid of their products? I wouldn't trust their products or their company for anything!
829018
Nope! I got mine a while back and now for certain (Because I've tested them many times.) know that these are NOT Fake. :D
1009754
Same feeling here. I have never seen a product with 93 5-star reviews and only 1 one negative, 1-star. Nothing in-between. Seriously??? Plus a number of people have mainly Ozeri reviews.Plus all these reviews are extremely frequent: one every few days. What are the chances???
1245815
I don't understand your statement. The item I received was a cheap knock-off. I certainly don't need to purchase three additional fakes. I want the item that was advertised- an OEM PRODUCT- if you don't know what that means, it translates to a GENUINE, REAL PRODUCT, not the cheap fake I received.
965717
That's because they are false reviews written by the company. I see this a lot and it is VERY easy to tell the difference between marketing department written copy and that from an end user.
1408364
I am VERY sceptical of the reviews of this product. Rarely does ANY product receive a 4.9 rating (and NO 1, 2, or 3 star reviews) with as many reviews (73 as of 1 Jan 14), and wrist monitors are NOTORIOUSLY INNACURATE. It took me 3 minutes to scan all 73 "reviews," and I found that NOT ONE had an "Amazon Verified Purchase" tagline on it, further reinforcing my belief that these are phony reviews probably mostly done by Ozeri employees (many of them even say their review is in exchange for the device, i.e., they got it FREE). I say AVOID the thing and save the grief.
747370
There is a chance they could be fake, and amazon wasn't informed, but most likely they aren't fake because amazon wouldn't want to have a bad reputation. :)
690403
It never crossed my mind that what I bought was a fake. I have bought a lot of perfume, and I have had other experiences that seemed to be fakes or "watered down," but not in this case. However, I certainly can't verify every perfume this seller has sold. It seems that we take a chance in every sales transaction that we have these days. I do find Amazon to be one of the safest places to conduct business online.
1647989
I've been looking are Raspberry Keytones on Amazon too. Is it just me or does it seem like 90% of the 5 star reviews are first time reviewers? Every brand I look at seems to be the same and that just seems off to me. I bet diet pills get more than their fair share of fake reviewers anyway but this almost seems ridiculous at how many there are.
737660
I checked a few of the reviewers posting histories. While the ones who have only a single record of reviewing any product might be cause for suspicion, there are many other reviewers whose records appear to be legitimate. I'd suggest that this is not a case of a manufactured conspiracy, but simply a case of poor manufacturing quality control. The buyers who got good units were very satisfied. The buyers who got less-than-good-units were not very satisfied. BTW, this product is currently on sale at a daily-deal website for $69.99 delivered. Your review (and others complaining of poor quality) convinced me to purchase this product ONLY if covered by a "satisfaction guaranteed" warranty.
1797389
I told everyone one that the good reviews are fakes ...this doesn't work smh