Purchasing parts
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Re: Purchasing parts
Most pay for fake reviews, it's easier than to make people leave one.
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I think some fake reviewers may use referral links to get some money by referring people to products with a link or custom referral code to buy a product. Fake reviewers may hype up a cheap product, and hope people use the referral link to buy it.
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It's usually how it works, most will use a shorten paid link that will run you into an ad site first.
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I feel some fake product reviewer can trick people into thinking a computer part is faster by secretly over clocking a CPU or using gameplay footage from a more powerful PC to make it look like a PC part is faster than it is in reality.
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True, most don't seem to use live footage and only pre captured stuff to better show things.
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I wonder if some fake tech product reviewers use gameplay and software footage from other real reviewers because capturing video footage is somewhat time consuming.
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Maybe, and with AI most could have something just make up gameplay to make it look good.