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Here is what I have started doing..I am giving any company a one star or the equivelent rating everywhere I can find to leave feedback that puts ads on my prime account...if a few million people reach out to each company and also stop using their products and services things can change.
Man, that's awesome. Automating it would be a lot of work but would really sell it.
The trick isn't in the automation, but the avoidance of filtration after the tactic is disseminated at scale... Gotta stay under the radar so that the automated review-bombs aren't detectable as such. ๐ค๐ค๐ฝ
Lol yeah, that's true!