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In the group, people are commenting with their profiles and indicating that they're a Level 5-7 on the Google Local Guides program. This group was reported to Google weeks ago, but as of this writing, the profiles are all active. Although what these people are doing is against Google's guidelines, Google has yet to take action on tons of the massive networks I've sent in - and I anticipate it will take some time before they start cracking down on these users leaving fake reviews. Currently, what I see is that Google removes the reviews (sometimes) when they are reported but doesn't do enough to keep the user from leaving more. The first risk is with their online reputation. I looked at the reviews of the SEO company behind this, and they have had several negative reviews on their Google listing recently from people calling them out on their other fabricated five-star reviews. The second risk would be on the legal end. In New York, 19 SEO companies were fined for being involved in writing and posting fake reviews. Matt Staub, an attorney at Pasha Law PC, stated the following: Risks for the small business owner "The FTC looks at whether you got something of value in exchange for your review. The thing of value is usually cash or a free product of some kind, but the positive review you receive is also something of value. So, this is really no different than a typical paid-for review under the regulations. Businesses would need to disclose that they received a positive review in exchange for their positive review." The FTC FAQ page on this can be seen here. For business owners reading this, please consider the long-term consequences of participating in this activity. Think of how much your business means to you, and what you could lose very quickly if your potential prospects realize you are lying to them. high quality imitation bagsbest replica louis vuitton bags
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