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1. www.consumerreports.org › medical-treatmentsThe Trouble With Stem Cell Therapy - Consumer Reports

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   Jan 11, 2018 · The institute's website cited both scientific research and patient testimonials as proof that its simple but cutting-edge stem cell therapy could successfully treat chronic obstructive...

2. www.which.co.uk › news › article5 subscription scams and traps to watch out for - Which? News

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   Feb 27, 2024 · After sifting through hundreds of complaints from the public submitted to our scam sharer tool, we've uncovered identical tactics and the same perpetrators emerging again and again. Recurring payments are widely used by legitimate businesses offering genuine services, but they can also open the door to subscription traps and even fraud.

3. www.scamvoid.netCheck if a Website is Legitimate or Scam | Scamvoid

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   Find out the trustworthiness value of a website (powered by MyWOT) so you can easily identify untrusted and potentially unsafe websites.

4. www.consumerreports.org › health › do-memoryDo Memory Supplements Really Work? - Consumer Reports

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   Feb 5, 2018 · Memory supplements often tout a sharper brain and focus, but Consumer Reports explains why such claims may be too good to be true.

5. www.which.co.uk › consumer-rights › adviceHow to spot a fake, fraudulent or scam website - Which?

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   It can be difficult to spot a fake, fraudulent or scam website. Fraudsters can be extremely cunning and use their expertise to create convincing websites. We outline nine ways to check whether a website is a scam or not.

6. www.bbb.org › how-to-spot-a-fake-reviewBBB Tip: How to spot a fake review - Better Business Bureau

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   As a consumer, the key is knowing when to pass on a product by recognizing red flags in phony reviews. Most online shoppers read reviews. But how do you know if they are real or fake?

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   Are online reviews fake?

   • “No and no,” says Kay Dean of San Jose, Calif., a former criminal investigator in the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Inspector General. Dean’s bad experience with a health care provider with glowing reviews led her on a journey into the expansive realm of fake online reviews.

   Can You Trust Online Reviews? Apparently Not Much - Kiplinger

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   How do you know if a review is fake?

   • This is another fake review red flag. Check the grammar and spelling. Sometimes sellers outsource their fake reviews to content farms, where people who are not native English speakers write reviews. The result is fake reviews with misspellings and poor grammar. If you read a review out loud and it doesn’t sound natural, it could be a fake.

   BBB Tip: How to spot a fake review - Better Business Bureau

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   Are you looking at fake reviews?

   • If you notice a product has several five-star or one-star reviews with just a word or two in the written portion of the review, you may be looking at fake reviews. This is especially true if you notice multiple, similar reviews posted during a short window of time.

   BBB Tip: How to spot a fake review - Better Business Bureau

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   Should social media sites be held accountable for review fraud?

   • Dean believes that until social media sites like Facebook and review platforms such as Google and Yelp can be held accountable for the rampant review fraud they allow to be foisted on the public, not much will change. This would require congressional action.

   Can You Trust Online Reviews? Apparently Not Much - Kiplinger

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   Can You Trust a BBB reviewer?

   • “Just click on a BBB review to find out something about the reviewer. Nothing comes up. There are no photos. No last names are used, nor is there any other way of finding out who or what else the person has reviewed, or if they even exist. So while the BBB says, ‘Trust us,’ you can’t.”

   Can You Trust Online Reviews? Apparently Not Much - Kiplinger

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   Why are customer reviews important?

   • Good reviews are important. Shoppers depend on customer reviews to make the right decisions. They are also a determining factor in ranking algorithms and can lead to better visibility and more sales. It’s no surprise that dishonest sellers often post fake reviews.

   BBB Tip: How to spot a fake review - Better Business Bureau

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8. www.kiplinger.com › personal-finance › can-you-trustCan You Trust Online Reviews? Apparently Not Much - Kiplinger

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   May 28, 2024 · Online networks, many based in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, sell fake reviews for the BBB, Yelp, Google, Angi and many more, charging as little as 50 cents per review.