Victim Location 78606
Type of a scam Employment
My sister who lives in France received those emails. She had spent one month with us in the US, bought and reviewed a few times on Amazon. She asked me what I thought about it. It looks very much like a scam. The name is similar to amzproductreviews whose offer is quite different.
Le 10 sept. 2017 à 09:57, Justin Graham a écrit :
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> Greetings,
> I’ve read some of your reviews on Amazon and want to work with you.
> Would you like to try some products on Amazon for free?
> I work with some great products on Amazon, and would like the chance to have you try them out in exchange for a review.
> Sounds like something up your alley? If so, let me know – I’ll shoot you over more detailed information about my review program.
> Reach out whenever you’re ready.
> Much thanks in advance,
>
> Justin Graham
>
> Review Acquisition Manager
> Expéditeur: Justin Graham
> Date: 11 septembre 2017 à 08:52:28 UTC+2
> Objet: Rép 😕 It’s time we talked about Amazon reviews.?
> Répondre à: Justin Graham
>
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for following up! Let me give you a breakdown – the process is simple:
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> 1) I send you a product roster for you to pick the review product you want to order.
> 2) After ordering, send me your Order ID.
> 3) After posting your review (do not mention that you received the unit for free/at a discount), send
> me your review permalink (you may order as many products of your choice on the list as you want (you
> are not obliged to review any particular product) – just send me all your permalinks in one go so I can
> refund you in one go).
> 4) I refund you the FULL money amount you spent on the purchase (shipping excluded – most of my
> items are Amazon Prime) via PayPal (I will be covering the PayPal fees as well). This reimbursement will
> be sent to you within 24-36 hours of receiving your refund (this gives me some leeway, as I go through
> 150-200 emails per day).
>
> This is a departure from the gift card and promo code method – reviewers have had their Amazon
> reviewing privileges removed after using gift cards given to them by sellers. This is caused by sellers
> ordering multiple gift cards to give to reviewers with similar order information, so when two different
> reviewers use linked gift cards, their accounts are flagged on the Amazon system and often deleted.
>
> As for promo codes, Amazon consistently deletes reviews about products that were bought with promo
> codes, so even if I sent you a promo code and you write a review, there is no guarantee that Amazon
> won’t just delete it within 24-48 hours, or whenever they kick their new program into high gear. In fact,
> there’s a dead certainty that it would be deleted within a month or two.
>
> I’ve been working with a lot of vendors over the past two years that are now absolutely SCRAMBLING to
> find people to test their products. Thus, there are a lot of opportunities on my end to provide you with
> great products to test for free.
>
> Are you interested? If you want to partner up on this with me, I can get started with you ASAP.
>
> Please advise, and thank you.