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Amazon Deletes Reviews That Mention Pay For Play Review Schemes

Amazon Deletes Reviews That Mention Pay For Play Review Schemes

By alexchasick April 23, 2009

After buying an anti-snoring mouthpiece from a third-party seller on Amazon, reader Bob received an email from the company offering him a free mouthpiece in exchange for a five-star review. He noted this attempted bribe in his Amazon review, and Amazon deleted it. Twice.

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