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Reviews are often completely falsified. If you dig deep and compare, you realize that maybe 90% of the reviews are bogus, even if they are "verified purchases." Seems that buying a product and then leaving a positive review is totally worth it because Amazon weights those heavier than unverified reviews. Great way to boost your product's visibility. Amazon is not particularly interested in hearing customer concerns with reviews though.

It is easy to spot and fix this problem, and Amazon certainly has technical capabilities, but should they? So long as people are buying products, why should they? They are unlikely to do anything until customers start to take their shopping somewhere else, distrusting Amazon as the best place to find the best products.