Fakespot VS PriceSpy

Whenever I shop at Amazon, I use fakespot.com to check on honesty of reviews and half the time I ended up not buying because the fakespot determine it has high numbers of fake reviews. Source: 10 months ago

An additional friendly reminder about https://fakespot.com. It's an extremely valuable tool that highlights fake Amazon (and other sites) reviews by showing a simple A-F grade next to each product. I do not buy anything from Amazon without it, having purchased absolute junk products that amazingly had 4.9/5 from 3,846 reviews (or whatever) too many times. Source: 12 months ago

Fakespot.com isn't infallable but a good way to look for obvious fake reviews. Source: 12 months ago

The browser extension from fakespot.com can be very helpful in your quest. It is more than just an Amazon review analyzer. Source: about 1 year ago

Ptvmerch.uk e-commerce checks out legit per fakespot.com. Source: about 1 year ago

Pricespy.co.uk - On Price Spy you type in the product you're looking to buy & it'll tell you how much its selling for at different stores, if you click on them it'll also tell you the price history of the product so you can make sure you're getting a good deal. Source: over 1 year ago

Also when it comes to Prisjakt it can be a bit tricky with the language. So what you do is use the English site - https://pricespy.co.uk/ - and find the item. Then change the webadress to prisjakt.no (keeping the rest of the URL intact) - hey presto, you get the list of Norwegian retailers (doesn't work well with white goods as model number differ so much, each retailer seems to get their own model number to help... Source: about 2 years ago

I edited my question with an example. This website : https://pricespy.co.uk/. How they can managed to scrap so many websites to give an accurate comparaison of price products? Source: about 2 years ago