Im sure all of the 5 star reviews are legit.

In all honesty, sites should only allow reviews from verified purchasers. This applies to all products.

If I'm trying to sell a product and it's being flooded with reviews of people who never bought the product, then I'm removing the reviews.

Yep. Not sure why Amazon would allow someone to review a product that was not purchased by a customer.

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Seems correct to me. In fact, probably should be 6 stars.

In all honesty, sites should only allow reviews from verified purchasers. This applies to all products.

If I'm trying to sell a product and it's being flooded with reviews of people who never bought the product, then I'm removing the reviews.

Yeah, anyone who has to work with consumers knows they're ridiculous. Half of "bad" Yelp reviews are just those types of people who complain about everything in life and never take any responsibility.

We dined here and the waitress gave me a dirty look when I asked for extra salad dressing. We will NOT be going back to this place, and that is why I'm giving 1 star!

Anyone with more than 5 YELP reviews should be removed from society

Anyone with more than 5 YELP reviews should be removed from society

How does posting a fake negative review generate money for Amazon?

Gtfo. Looking at reviews has helped me fine many delicious mom and pop places.

I didnt say anything about reading them.


The type of person who wants to post that many times on one site is a jack ass, Im sorry.

I used to work with this old Jewish guy who was probably the single nicest person I've ever met. One of the few people I've ever met who just genuinely cared about everyone and wouldn't say a bad word about anyone. I only mention that he was Jewish because it helps to describe him - he was very much proud of his Jewish heritage and fit many of the stereotypes - very concerned with value and detail. He would go to a restaurant and come in on Monday and could tell you every single architectural feature of the place as well as the price of basically every item on the menu as well as quality and service. He was SUCH a nice person that at times, you almost felt bad for him because of his naivety, and you couldn't help but love him.

He LOVED doing Yelp reviews. Any time we went out after work for drinks or dinner, he would immediately be taking pictures and trying different things to rate them. It became a huge hobby for him, and he did a great job. He was so nice that I doubt he ever gave a review less than 2 stars (and that would have to be awful). A couple years ago, he was selected as some sort of "Yelp" master reviewer and got a free trip to San Francisco to go to a Yelp convention, all expenses paid. I really can't explain how excited he was.

I think people like him are the perfect Yelp reviewers. Most are just numbskulls, but this guy epitomized what a Yelp reviewer was supposed to be. I'm sure there are very few people like him, though.

I would like to do a YELP review on some of you people's posting habits.

I used to work with this old Jewish guy who was probably the single nicest person I've ever met. One of the few people I've ever met who just genuinely cared about everyone and wouldn't say a bad word about anyone. I only mention that he was Jewish because it helps to describe him - he was very much proud of his Jewish heritage and fit many of the stereotypes - very concerned with value and detail. He would go to a restaurant and come in on Monday and could tell you every single architectural feature of the place as well as the price of basically every item on the menu as well as quality and service. He was SUCH a nice person that at times, you almost felt bad for him because of his naivety, and you couldn't help but love him.

He LOVED doing Yelp reviews. Any time we went out after work for drinks or dinner, he would immediately be taking pictures and trying different things to rate them. It became a huge hobby for him, and he did a great job. He was so nice that I doubt he ever gave a review less than 2 stars (and that would have to be awful). A couple years ago, he was selected as some sort of "Yelp" master reviewer and got a free trip to San Francisco to go to a Yelp convention, all expenses paid. I really can't explain how excited he was.

I think people like him are the perfect Yelp reviewers. Most are just numbskulls, but this guy epitomized what a Yelp reviewer was supposed to be. I'm sure there are very few people like him, though.

I didnt say anything about reading them.


The type of person who wants to post that many times on one site is a jack ass, Im sorry.

The type of person who wants to post that many times on one site is a jack ass, Im sorry.

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