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One star, do not recommend: New study shows an unexpected risk of online reviews

For scammers, the return on investment scaled quickly: from 109% for 500 attempts to 1,098% for 10,000 attempts.

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一星,不推荐:一项新研究揭示了在线评论的意外风险

A new study suggests there might be a legitimate risk in writing reviews in the first place. Even the 100% truthful kind. — Pexels

Let’s talk about the risk of online reviews.

There’s the one we’ve been talking about for years, of course: fakes. A 4.8-star average backed by thousands of reviews can be enticing, but buyer beware. A British government report suggests between 11% and 15% of reviews are fake.

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