ResellerRatings does not condone fake reviews. For the past 13 years, we have worked hard to develop anti-fraud tools, both automated and manual, and we disable fraudulent reviews every day. When we heard about the Cell Shop's actions, we immediately began contacting all Cell Shop reviewers to verify that they were not, in fact, offered money for their positive reviews, and to obtain proof of their valid transactions (order invoices, credit card statements, etc) and we have disabled reviews where money was offered for positive reviews.
Word up Steve-o, make them go outside and pick out their own switch from the hickory tree.
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]]>This forum thread should answer all your questions if they are real or no. I'd say no.
]]>So is TheCellShop scammers or no?
]]>It'll come out always if the intention wasn't genuine and real.
]]>@aishel: Um, no.
Props to them for sending out a quick response though. And it is nice that they contacted the reviewers individually instead of just flat out disabling it.
]]>Thingfling.com does the same thing, offering coupons for favorable ratings before you even make a purchase. Then they rip people off with their mystery boxes.
]]>Very nice response. Quick and thorough. (Was that review of your reviews good enough? Now send me my 5 bucks)
]]>Doesn't he mean he DOES condone fake reviews?
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