Check the product here http://reviewmeta.com/

Promoting this video and sending it back into the queue for one more try; last queued Monday, September 19th, 2016 12:46pm PDT - promote requested by eric3579.

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Oh look. An ad. How motivated I am now to trust your "data" because it's clear that you're 100% trustworthy, unbiased, and agenda-free...

@ant, Their servers have been hugged-to-death since the video hit Reddit.

I wonder how much it would (if at all) change the gap between non-incentivised and incentivised reviews if they removed all the low-star reviews that aren't really reviews at all - for example, you'll see a lot of reviews like, "I was sent the wrong order" (that's a vendor review, not a product review). Would removing such reviews affect the outcome of this comparison?

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Adding video to channels (Commercial) - requested by MrFisk.

I don't usually buy things I haven't researched heavily, but it sure is fun randomly searching for products and then running it through review meta lol. Every featured product I pasted in from Amazon had incentivized reviews. I'm obsessed now. How fascinating!

I mentioned to a Google coder at least 4 years ago that Google Shopping should add this same exact feature... It wasn't a problem back then, but is now.

I really only look at the 1 and 2 star reviews on Amazon - if they seem legit, I'll usually pass on buying the product.

My biggest pet-peeve right now with Amazon 3rd-party sellers: using the "color" variation picker to list completely different products. It muddles all the reviews, ratings, and questions- and most cases just dishonest.
Amazon should put a "report this listing" link so customers can inform of incorrect use of "color" variations, and if enough complaints come in, the listing is removed, and the seller has to split it up like they should have in the first place.

http://fakespot.com/ is another similar service.