1 / 10If you are in the habit of shopping on e-commerce websites like Amazon, Flipkart, you will definitely read product reviews. As wonderful as the internet can be, it also lies to us every day. Fake reviews—seemingly legitimate reviews created by the seller or someone paid by them—are becoming harder to spot. 2 / 10If you're not careful, fake reviews can end up costing you serious money.3 / 10Millions of people buy these low quality products from these fake reviews. Those people are paid to write this review.4 / 10Amazon had made some changes to save themselves from the whole issue. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to review any product on Amazon. For seller fake review writers, they offer cashback or some gift in exchange for buying the product. There are also some websites or tools to check these fake reviews.5 / 10First of all, when reading a review, you should know identify the tone of the review. Pay attention to words like too beautiful or too good. Some reviews are large and have a product description in their details.Other than that they can't write anything more.6 / 10Apart from this you can also pay attention to the review length and rating. In this you will see that the review is written in one word or one para. If so, it could be a fake.7 / 10In addition, the review parameter appears, be careful if it has a very high 1 star or 5 star rating. One company may even try to give a 1 star rating to discredit another company’s product.8 / 10Fake reviews can be read at the same time, on the same day, or for two or three days in a row. This is because companies demand 100 to 200 reviews in bulk. You should see the time of the review.9 / 10There are some websites that identify if there are fake reviews. You can check the reviews by going to Fakespot and thereviewindex.10 / 10For this you have to go to this site and paste the URL of the item. This site will then inform you about the review.