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• 5 star reviews on amazon

  given how kidnapping victim kala brown was found imprisoned in a metal storage container, one review seemed especially telling, as the amazon user wrote the following about a padlock: "solid locks.. have 5 on a shipping container.. wont stop them.. but sure will slow them down til they are too old to care." a second padlock review had them musing about how their place is "hotel california now" - a reference to the last line of the eagles' signature hit, which goes, "you can check out any time you like/but you can never leave." (likewise, apparent kohlhepp murder victim charles carver allegedly quoted the entire final verse of "hotel california" in a suspicious facebook post that was made over a month after he and brown disappeared.) following the spartanburg county sheriff's office's discovery of the amazon reviews, the retailer quickly removed some of the items supposedly reviewed by kohlhepp, including the knife and the shovel, per nbc news. however, there were others, such as the first padlock that was reviewed, that remained available on the amazon website at the time of the report.

• how to make money on tiktok likes

  given how kidnapping victim kala brown was found imprisoned in a metal storage container, one review seemed especially telling, as the amazon user wrote the following about a padlock: "solid locks.. have 5 on a shipping container.. wont stop them.. but sure will slow them down til they are too old to care." a second padlock review had them musing about how their place is "hotel california now" - a reference to the last line of the eagles' signature hit, which goes, "you can check out any time you like/but you can never leave." (likewise, apparent kohlhepp murder victim charles carver allegedly quoted the entire final verse of "hotel california" in a suspicious facebook post that was made over a month after he and brown disappeared.) following the spartanburg county sheriff's office's discovery of the amazon reviews, the retailer quickly removed some of the items supposedly reviewed by kohlhepp, including the knife and the shovel, per nbc news. however, there were others, such as the first padlock that was reviewed, that remained available on the amazon website at the time of the report.

• fake reviews extension

  the headlines were presented in text-form and not combined with any visual material, which might suggest the appearance in specific (social) media outlets. we then asked the respondents "to the best of your knowledge, how likely is it that the claim in each of the headlines is correct?" with five answer possibilities: (a) extremely unlikely, (b) somewhat unlikely, (c) neither likely nor unlikely, (d) somewhat likely, and (e) extremely likely. we operationalized fake news detection as a scale ranging from 0 to 40 with a higher value indicating better fake news detection. for fake news headlines, we gave a value of 4 if the respondent answered 'extremely unlikely', 3 for 'somewhat unlikely', 2 for 'neither likely nor unlikely', 1 for 'somewhat likely', and 0 for 'extremely likely'. the reversed coding was used for true headlines. to measure whether respondents share fake news, we asked "would you consider sharing each of the following stories online (for example, through facebook or twitter)?", after which we provided the same 5 fake news headlines and 5 true headlines outlined above. the respondents could choose between 'no', 'maybe', and 'yes'. we then constructed three measures of fake news sharing. first, general fake news sharing was constructed as a scale ranging from 0 to 10 with a higher value indicating a higher propensity to share. to construct this scale, we considered the five fake news headlines and gave a value of 2 if the respondent answered 'yes', 1 for 'maybe', and 0 for 'no'. we then aimed to distinguish between the deliberate and accidental sharing of fake news by constructing two additional scales. the first scale is deliberate sharing, meaning that the respondent recognized the fake news headlines were fake but wanted to share them anyway. respondents recognized that a fake news headline was fake if they answered 'extremely unlikely' and 'somewhat unlikely' on the question "to the best of your knowledge, how likely is it that the claim in each of the headlines is correct?". we consider that respondents wanted to share the fake news headlines if they answered 'yes' or 'maybe' to the question "would you consider sharing each of the following stories online (for example, through facebook or twitter)?". we then counted the number of headlines respondents were willing to share deliberately and constructed a scale ranging from 0 to 5. the second scale is accidental sharing meaning that the respondents did not recognize the fake news headlines were fake and wanted to share them. analogous questions were used for deliberate sharing, except that not recognizing was defined as answering 'neither likely nor unlikely', 'somewhat likely', and 'extremely likely' on the detection of fake news questions. this scale was also constructed by counting the number of headlines respondents were willing to share accidentally, ranging from 0 to 5.

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• how do influencers make money on amazon

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• booking.com fake reviews

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