Fake reviews are running rampant on Amazon. In just a few days, the number of false reviews has reached more than 600. It has increased from the initial 6 to the current more than 600. Moreover, over 90% of these reviews are not relevant to the product at all. Amazon turns a blind eye to such blatant violations.

17 years and this is how the forum mods, the removal team, and Amazon treats

its sellers, the proof is in the email messages, and everyone turns a blind eye

to it.

Sad.

Feedback polices should not superseed extortion.

I’m baffled. We reported a seller blatantly violating Amazon’s review policies- offering $10 Amazon gift cards in exchange for positive reviews. This was confirmed through test orders, and even some reviews openly mention these gift card offers! The Premium Services - SAS team acknowledged the report, looked into it, and… nothing happened.

So, is this the new standard? Can we all start incentivizing reviews with gift cards now? Is this a new, unspoken rule that nobody informed us about?

If not, why is this seller being given a free pass? It’s completely unfair to those of us who play by the rules while others exploit these tactics without consequences.

Amazon, please clarify: Are we now allowed to exchange gift cards for positive reviews?

If not, why isn’t action being taken? This sets a dangerous precedent and undermines trust in your platform.

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