Amazon Files Suit Against Individuals Offering Fake Reviews On Fiverr

In April 2015, Amazon filed suit against many websites owners that offered Amazon sellers the ability to buy fake reviews of their products and took action against the sellers involved. And Most of those websites have now been closed.
Now Amazon is extended its pursuit on fake reviews by going after dealers who provide fake reviews on the online freelancing marketplace Fiverr.

These sort of services called gigs and offered for a 5$ are already in violation of Fiverr’s Terms of Service.


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