Dutch Senate also agrees to ban on fake reviews at online stores – IT Pro – News

Unfortunately, online stores are still allowed to make a choice from the reviews they receive. Refusing negative reviews is therefore still allowed.

Of course it remains a thing those reviews.
How often do you see a bad review because the packaging broke during transport, that it is a DOA (can happen of course), the delivery took a long time, etc. etc. or such a review of “Bad thing!!” or reviews that show that someone simply ordered something wrong.

At the other end of the spectrum, the 5 stars can be “good delivery”, “received quickly”, or “great thing!” don’t add anything. You often see the latter at companies that give a chance to a gift voucher with a review:

Look at the example below:
https://www.obelink.nl/obelink-tenttapijt.html

5* We won’t be using it until the summer.. But for now it looks great!

4* Not yet in use but looks good.

2* Far too slow delivery: after a week you will receive an email informing you that the goods have left. Customer service also only responds after a week

2* was not what we expected. We wanted an indoor carpet but this is more suitable for outside

I personally believe that these kinds of reviews should be removed one on one. Anyway.

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