Why are there product reviews for other people on my item?

It is for my 1982 Enesco Bride & Groom figurine and I realize they are all for Enesco, but 2 of 3 are negative and it looks like it is for my shop. Why have product reviews on a figurine that have nothing to do with my shop?

I have looked at other name brand items and there is nothing like this on those items.

Is there any way to stop or change this? Thank you.

asked over 4 years ago

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TheVintageChateau August 24, 2019

Hi, Someone will come on soon to tell you how to remove it. There’s something that you click and it removes it. I just temporarily forgot…when I remember I will let you know, unless someone tells you first.

3 Answers

I saw 2 positive reviews when I looked at the item…I believe the reviews rotate through different affiliate sites..

They can be removed with a silver membership

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answered over 4 years ago

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abigdogmom August 25, 2019

I really do not understand why Bonanza does things that make it easy for potential customers to buy somewhere else. That 1% may not mean much to Bonanza, but it sure means a lot to the seller that misses out on a sale.

PiccoloPattys August 25, 2019

Other marketplaces do the same thing. Not sure why they do that either.

PiccoloPattys August 25, 2019

Yes, I just saw that it had changed to 2 positive ones. Not sure why they need to have reviews that are about other items. It means nothing. Oh, and when I saw that on the Silver membership I didn’t know what they were talking about. Now I do. Thanks.

Been asking this questions for years- finally gave up on getting an answer.

answered over 4 years ago

Glad to know it can be removed. I will keep looking. Thank you for your responses!

answered over 4 years ago

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PiccoloPattys August 24, 2019

I just found it under Booth Setting-Booth appearance and you have to be a Silver Member to change it.

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