Fake 5 star reviews for MEXC on Play Store

[Darker45]

MEXC has effectively brought spamming and fake reviews to a new level, so brazen they seem to include themselves in the category where YoBit and HitBTC and other shitty exchanges belong.

It's an open secret that many reviews on all kinds of products and services are fake whether on Google or Trustpilot or anywhere else. Even here on the forum, spams, fake reviews, fake discussions, and the like happen--or at least happened--on certain official threads.

What makes MEXC unique is that they made it as an official offer of the exchange. If others made the arrangements in a clandestine manner, MEXC openly promoted it.

[Oshosondy]

We could read more negative feedbacks towards MEXC and that feedbacks they have on PlayStore is nothing, since its obviously came from those shills.

The feedbacks on Playstore means a lot. MEXC know the devices most of their users are using which will probably be Android and iOS than computers with how trading and exchanges have become today.

Another thing is that exchanges including Binance, Bybit all have bad ratings on TrustPilot.

Some people will not even check the trust pilot and other review sites at all but check only the reviews on the Play Store.

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While I don't know how the rewards will be distributed, waiting too long could potentially be detrimental to the participants if MEXC unilaterally cancels the event due to the app being taken down. lol
Their notification subject line says "...and win up to 100." I assume the prizes will be drawn among reviewers, with the prize values ​​randomly assigned.

Ok, I haven't seen this "up to", and that's always tricky. In reality, no one will get $100, but it's a possibility.

I wonder how it would affect them and this campaign if we were to give 1 star from here with a reference to this thread.