Thread: Amazon withdraws ebook explaining how to manipulate its sales rankings
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Old 01-05-2011, 03:28 PM   #5
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The book hasn't been withdrawn - it was taken down temporarily then put up on sale again.

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"Hertog published his exposé The Day the Kindle Died in December, but claims the title was taken down from Amazon's websites on New Year's Eve after an article about the book appeared on technology site TechEye. Wealth Hazards [the book he "faked" into number one spot] was also removed from the Amazon listings on New Year's Eve. Both books are now once again for sale on the site, but with their sales rankings and reviews now removed."
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