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  The scam is pretty easy. A company making a generic product in Shenzhen or Chennai uses an intermediary to set up a Facebook group, Twitter account, or Telegram channel with a name that attracts users looking for free merch. Private groups like "Amazon Product Review" and the more clandestine "R**fund Aftr R**vew" bring in tens of thousands of people willing to write a few sentences and take a couple pictures in exchange for a product - and maybe $5 to $10 on top. (The cash bonus is usually paid on PayPal, which Amazon does not use.) Fraudulent reviews are hardly the only scheme on Amazon. Buyers scam sellers by claiming their package never arrived in order to receive a second item. Sellers scam competitors by leaving a bad review on their product page and upvoting the one-star review to hurt their search position. Influencers promising heaps of passive income through easy Amazon sales leave their followers with storage units full of unsold inventory when they find out the process is a lot less passive than they were led to believe. Phishing scams are all over the place.

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  The scam is pretty easy. A company making a generic product in Shenzhen or Chennai uses an intermediary to set up a Facebook group, Twitter account, or Telegram channel with a name that attracts users looking for free merch. Private groups like "Amazon Product Review" and the more clandestine "R**fund Aftr R**vew" bring in tens of thousands of people willing to write a few sentences and take a couple pictures in exchange for a product - and maybe $5 to $10 on top. (The cash bonus is usually paid on PayPal, which Amazon does not use.) Fraudulent reviews are hardly the only scheme on Amazon. Buyers scam sellers by claiming their package never arrived in order to receive a second item. Sellers scam competitors by leaving a bad review on their product page and upvoting the one-star review to hurt their search position. Influencers promising heaps of passive income through easy Amazon sales leave their followers with storage units full of unsold inventory when they find out the process is a lot less passive than they were led to believe. Phishing scams are all over the place.

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  The scam is pretty easy. A company making a generic product in Shenzhen or Chennai uses an intermediary to set up a Facebook group, Twitter account, or Telegram channel with a name that attracts users looking for free merch. Private groups like "Amazon Product Review" and the more clandestine "R**fund Aftr R**vew" bring in tens of thousands of people willing to write a few sentences and take a couple pictures in exchange for a product - and maybe $5 to $10 on top. (The cash bonus is usually paid on PayPal, which Amazon does not use.) Fraudulent reviews are hardly the only scheme on Amazon. Buyers scam sellers by claiming their package never arrived in order to receive a second item. Sellers scam competitors by leaving a bad review on their product page and upvoting the one-star review to hurt their search position. Influencers promising heaps of passive income through easy Amazon sales leave their followers with storage units full of unsold inventory when they find out the process is a lot less passive than they were led to believe. Phishing scams are all over the place.

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