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Amazon asks social media companies to help it root out fake reviews

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KEY POINTS Amazon is calling on social media companies to help it curb the spread of fraudulent product reviews. In a blog post Wednesday, Amazon said bad actors are turning to outside platforms to ...

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Eaglestorm
·2021-06-17
hi
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Lilou
·2021-06-17
This is important, good on Amazon
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Titu
·2021-06-17
Oo
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Ernes
·2021-06-17
Good.
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cgyx
·2021-06-17
Good.
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Inquisitive
·2021-06-17
Noooo
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shauncj
·2021-06-17
Interesting article.
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tungleh
·2021-06-17
Amazon need to go acquire one social media company or partner with one. Haha... Who would help you without any payment even for a good cause?
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- tungleh:
  Ya
  2021-06-20
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- tungngie:
  yup. they need to improve their account creation or guard their review that only privileged account can do so? hehe.
  2021-06-20
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Patrula
·2021-06-17
Tks
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AdrinaChow
·2021-06-17
Like and Comment pls
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- 不是那么好割的小韭菜:
  Reply pls
  2021-06-17
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- AdrinaChow:
  done
  2021-06-17
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Patrula
·2021-06-17
Tks
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Poggki
·2021-06-17
Amazon gogogo
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- 逢場作戲又一日:
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  2021-06-24
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sfleong1
·2021-06-17
Great
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- MorphyInc:
  How they gonna do that?
  2021-06-17
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TanHY
·2021-06-17
?
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devilz
·2021-06-17
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MrMrsBean
·2021-06-17
Like and. Omment plz. Thx
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  Th x
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- TanHY:
  ?
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- Thengz:
  Ok
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Thengz
·2021-06-17
Yep. Nice.
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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. The company said last year it stopped more than 200 million suspected fake reviews before they were viewed by shoppers.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":163568418,"gmtCreate":1623889200134,"gmtModify":1703822488047,"author":{"id":"3580638455170987","authorId":"3580638455170987","name":"shauncj","avatar":"https://static.laohu8.com/default-avatar.jpg","vip":1,"crmLevel":2,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"authorIdStr":"3580638455170987","idStr":"3580638455170987"},"htmlText":"Interesting article.&nbsp;","listText":"Interesting article.&nbsp;","text":"Interesting article.","images":[],"top":1,"highlighted":1,"essential":1,"paper":1,"likeSize":0,"commentSize":0,"repostSize":0,"link":"https://ttm.financial/post/163568418","repostId":1148575865,"repostType":4,"repost":{"id":"1148575865","pubTimestamp":1623887799,"share":"https://ttm.financial/m/news/1148575865?lang=&edition=fundamental","pubTime":"2021-06-17 07:56","market":"us","language":"en","title":"Amazon asks social media companies to help it root out fake reviews","url":"https://stock-news.laohu8.com/highlight/detail?id=1148575865","media":"CNBC","summary":"KEY POINTS\n\nAmazon is calling on social media companies to help it curb the spread of fraudulent pro","content":"<div>\n<p>KEY POINTS\n\nAmazon is calling on social media companies to help it curb the spread of fraudulent product reviews.\nIn a blog post Wednesday, Amazon said bad actors are turning to outside platforms to ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/16/amazon-asks-social-media-companies-to-help-it-root-out-fake-reviews.html\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n","source":"cnbc_highlight","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. The company said last year it stopped more than 200 million suspected fake reviews before they were viewed by shoppers.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"langContent":"EN"},{"id":163584417,"gmtCreate":1623889074639,"gmtModify":1703822480271,"author":{"id":"3581840130059040","authorId":"3581840130059040","name":"tungleh","avatar":"https://static.itradeup.com/news/e7cd8f0c265e9dabe49dea7b97ffe6b9","vip":1,"hat":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/4c5ceab71416b120bab4604c0754b52a","crmLevel":2,"crmLevelSwitch":1,"authorIdStr":"3581840130059040","idStr":"3581840130059040"},"htmlText":"Amazon need to go acquire one social media company or partner with one. Haha... Who would help you without any payment even for a good cause?","listText":"Amazon need to go acquire one social media company or partner with one. Haha... 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. 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A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. 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A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. The problem has become more severe as Amazon’s online marketplace has grown to amass millions of third-party merchants. Fake reviews not only threaten to damage Amazon’s relationship with shoppers, but they can put shoppers at risk of buying faulty or counterfeit goods.\nLast year, Amazon removed 20,000 reviews after a Financial Times investigation found that top Amazon reviewers in the U.K. were profiting from posting fraudulent reviews.\nAmazon has said it invests heavily in machine learning tools and human moderators to root out fake reviews and other fraud. 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in other cases, they hire a third-party service provider to perpetrate this activity on their behalf,” Amazon wrote in the blog post. “However, bad actors regularly try to take this transaction outside Amazon to obscure our ability to detect their activity and the relationship between the multiple accounts committing or benefiting from this abuse.”\nAmazon blamed social media companies for being too slow to act when it flags fake review activity on their platforms, while noting there has been some improvement in response times.\nIn the first three months of last year, Amazon said, it flagged more than 300 groups to social media companies, who “took a median time of 45 days” to shut them down. By contrast, over the same time period this year, Amazon reported over 1,000 groups to social media services, which took a median time of five days to remove the groups.\n“While we appreciate that some social media companies have become much faster at responding, to address this problem at scale, it is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them,” Amazon said.\nWhile Amazon didn’t call out any social media platforms by name, it’s likely that the company was referring to the presence of fake review groups on Facebook. A 2018 investigation by U.K. consumer watchdog group Which found several “reviews for rewards” groups on Facebook, potentially comprising tens of thousands of members, that oversee fake review schemes where users are asked to purchase a product and leave a glowing review in order to receive a refund via PayPal.\nRegulators have begun paying attention to the fake review schemes on Facebook. Last year, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority said Facebook pledged to better identify, investigate and remove fake review groups.A follow-up investigation by the CMA resulted in Facebook removing another 16,000 groups that were “dealing in fake and misleading reviews,” according to the group.\nRepresentatives from Facebook didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has previously said it prohibits fake reviews and has invested in automated and human review teams to detect abuse.\nFake reviews have plagued Amazon for years. 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