Thread: Amazon's Knock Off Problem
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Old 04-16-2012, 11:33 PM   #26
heeby
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i make it my business to 1-star fan fiction and inform potential buyers. if you still want it, more power to you.

i've yet to see anything like the OP described. i'm sure its out there but i generally fall on the side of 'hey, pay attention to what you're buying next time'. if i buy Lord of the Necklaces by JD Tokem, i really can't blame anybody but myself.
I am not a fan of fan fiction at all...but leaving reviews for books you haven't read or items you haven't used is messed up. I don't trust online reviews at all because of the number of people who do things like this.

Also...people need to pay attention...it isn't hard. Someone who would fall for this reminds me of the people who buy a laptop box off of ebay because they couldn't be bothered to read the description that says no real computer is being sold. Scummy of people to do such things? Sure...but equally as stupid to fall for them.
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