Thank you for sharing this. I completely agree with your assessment—this situation is highly suspicious, and unfortunately, it's not an isolated case.

I've been a Prime member for many years and have placed thousands of orders on HAQM. I've also come across multiple listings, often from new or overseas-based sellers (frequently based in China), where the review-to-feedback ratio simply doesn't make sense. In many cases, these listings accumulate thousands of glowing reviews in a matter of weeks, while the seller account remains virtually unrated or brand new. It raises serious concerns about review manipulation and possible abuse of HAQM's systems.

What’s frustrating is that despite reporting similar issues to HAQM, there’s rarely any follow-up or visible corrective action taken. These loopholes not only mislead customers but also create an uneven playing field for honest sellers trying to compete fairly.

I strongly agree that HAQM needs to invest more in proactive detection and enforcement, especially when these patterns are so apparent. If enough of us continue to raise these concerns with clear examples, hopefully, it will lead to meaningful change.