NajaNivea
03-28-2007, 10:51 AM
Currently, I'm looking for a personal CD player that can also read MP3 discs, but I've had this happen frequently with non-media items at Amazon.com. I select the filter to list items by highest average rating and the first three or four pages are packed full of four- and five-star reviewed CD players that are all "currently unavailable" or at best have one or two items for sale by third-party sellers.
Are the high reviews faked? Why are there so many of them? Is there a vast conspiracy by electronics companies to put out dozens of excellent, reasonably priced products just long enough for a handful of people to review them, then suddenly pull them from the market and replace them with tens of dozens of mediocre, low-rated products and a few five-star >$100 players? What gives?
Are the high reviews faked? Why are there so many of them? Is there a vast conspiracy by electronics companies to put out dozens of excellent, reasonably priced products just long enough for a handful of people to review them, then suddenly pull them from the market and replace them with tens of dozens of mediocre, low-rated products and a few five-star >$100 players? What gives?