wu-yi has people under different names answering questions. ?

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I have asked several questions about dieting and every time the answer they give is similar to the previous one, at some point they end up talking about the wu-yi tea..........



EXAMPLE: "The pattern for losing those unwanted pounds is not difficult - eat less food and exercise more - the problems surface when we actually try to put that into practice! There are lots of temptations in the real world aren't there?! The one method that definitely showed results for me is wu-yi tea, it can be checked out in the resource box underneath, they have a few free trials remaining, it was highlighted in Fox News and USA Today. I shed thrity pounds, it definitely does produce success!"



IS WU-YI A SCAM?.......................i THINK S0000

sparkly sarahjane · Accepted Answer

They are probably an agent for them, same as the colon cleanse stuff.  Have you ever noticed that the people that post these things have only been members for a short time too......?  Best thing we can all do is report them.....
I feel for people who think these are genuine responses, new users etc.
Good question, well observed :-)

Anonymous · Answer

Have you ever heard of a spam bot?
If you can get around protective measures that stop bots making millions of accounts (like the 'type the numbers you see into the box' thing) then it's not very hard to make them.

They wont reply because they probably aren't real people.

@Sparkly: I know what you mean, I've seen a few convincing ones except it's extremely rare that it will be exactly relevant to the question unless it's an incredibly vague question.

heyimjason · Answer

It's just crappy advertising.  Just do the "report" button and report it so it gets removed.

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wu-yi has people under different names answering questions. ?

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