LPT: When Shopping on Amazon, Use these Free Services to Find and Track the Best Price and Weed Out Fake/Paid Reviews

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ReviewMeta.com

Second, everyone who buys on Amazon should be made aware of the sites/apps that scan reviews and give the prospective customer an accurate review score. Two that come to mind are FakeSpot and Review Meta. Both of these services are free and they both have a website, an app, and a browser extension so you can use them on any device that you’re shopping on. FakeSpot and ReviewMeta both scan reviews and look for reviews that don’t seem genuine or seem like they may have been placed by bots, scammers, etc., and then give the customer a more accurate review rating, without the fake or paid reviews. Both services’ websites contain links to their apps (available on both Apple and Android) and their browser extensions (available for all popular browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari). Some shady sellers use bots or pay for positive reviews to boost their review score and sell more items. I personally use the browser extensions when shopping on my computer and the apps when shopping on my phone.

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Keepa

First, everyone always wants to know if they’re getting a good deal or if the sale isn’t actually good at all. There are services that will track and compare prices on sites like Amazon over periods of time and the two popular ones are Camel Camel Camel (aka The Camelizer) and Keepa. You can check the price over different periods of time and even set alerts to email you when an item hits whatever price you set. Camel Camel Camel and Keepa are great for helping to determine if an item is actually on sale or if it’s basically the same as its usual price. I personally use both CCC and Keepa together to find the best prices and times to buy items.

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Camelcamelcamel

First, everyone always wants to know if they’re getting a good deal or if the sale isn’t actually good at all. There are services that will track and compare prices on sites like Amazon over periods of time and the two popular ones are Camel Camel Camel (aka The Camelizer) and Keepa. You can check the price over different periods of time and even set alerts to email you when an item hits whatever price you set. Camel Camel Camel and Keepa are great for helping to determine if an item is actually on sale or if it’s basically the same as its usual price. I personally use both CCC and Keepa together to find the best prices and times to buy items.

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