Bait and switch: How companies fake customer online reviews
Ever stayed in a hotel, used a furniture removalist or bought a kitchen appliance after reading positive online reviews and felt like a victim of bait and switch?
Elizabeth Knight comments on companies, markets and the economy.
Ever stayed in a hotel, used a furniture removalist or bought a kitchen appliance after reading positive online reviews and felt like a victim of bait and switch?
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