US EditionBBB urges caution as fake product reviews become more frequent
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BBB urges caution as fake product reviews become more frequent
JACKSON, Tenn. — Fake reviews have become increasingly more common. The Federal Trade Commission, Better Business Bureau and Amazon are working to combat this issue. The U.S. Public Interest Group identified five types of fake reviews. A review written by the company. Someone getting paid to write a fake review. A review written by a customer who received a product at no charge. Negative reviews generated by competitors or the absence of negat…
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