Timing - Deepstash

Timing

If a lot of the reviews for a particular product are listed within a few hours or days of each other, that's a bad sign. It could mean a bunch of people were paid to crank out a bunch of fake reviews.

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craig.wojtczak

Architect. Entrepreneur. Photographer. Golfer. Learner.

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